Monty Warren & The Friggin' Whatevers Music

In the '70s, Monty Warren made a tough choice. He put his rock 'n' roll dreams on hold to build a successful career in law in order to support his mother for 20 years. When his mother passed away, the singer/songwriter/musician played a demo for Terry Anderson & The Olympic Ass-Kickin' Team (I Love You Period) in 2007, and they insisted upon helping him make a record. The Anderson crew was the first round of "Whatevers"—followed by seasoned roots rockers who appear on the group's three albums and often appear on stage in the Palm Beach area. The first CD, Trailer Park Angel, was born in Raleigh, NC.

REVIEWS
"From gritty foot-stompers to jangly roots and blues belters to acoustic melancholy, Warren brims with a rare and raw musical sincerity."—Vex Magazine, Calgary, CANADA

"Retroactively bridges the gap between '70s pub rock/power pop and the arrivals of Tom Petty, Graham Parker and Elvis Costello…effortlessly enjoyable, a virtue without expiration."
—Indy Week

NEW ALBUM COMING SOON
Two Badasses (Monty Warren & Phil Wolff Collaboration) due 2018

DISCOGRAPHY – All Named to The Palm Beach Press Annual “Best Music” Lists:

Far Out Close Up (12/18/15)
Let's Go to Therapy (2012)
Trailer Park Angel (2008)

TV Appearance: CBS 12 News
Featured in Publications:
• No Depression: Journal of Roots Music
• Indy Week
• Vex Magazine
• Country Standard Time