Fear of Falling USA
Fear Of Falling at The Stone Pony (all ages)
The Stone Pony
913 Ocean Ave
Asbury Park, NJ 07712
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New Jersey indie alt-rockers, Fear Of Falling, are thrilled to announce their return to the legendary STONE PONY on June 23rd.
This is FOF's first gig at The Pony since their last appearance at the famous Asbury Park venue in 1994.
The concert will feature songs from their brand-new album, "Speak Low," as well as music from each of their previous four albums.
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October 17th 2022
Great show, great crowd, great vibe. CAN'T WAIT for the next gig.
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Fear of Falling USA Biography
About the band:
The NJ/USA based Fear Of Falling is Steve Lanni (lyricist, primary vocalist, guitarist, keyboards), Kimon Katafigiotis (lyricist, vocalist, guitarist) Bruce DiBisceglie (bassist, vocalist), and Rob "Yovas" Savoy (drummer, percussionist)
The NJ/USA based Fear Of Falling has spanned three decades with Lanni and DiBisceglie for most of that time. FOF has dedicated themselves to crafting intelligent music and extensive touring without taking themselves too seriously. Grueling touring throughout the US, Canada, and Europe took its toll on the band's line-up, which placed FOF in either creative, touring, recording, or reforming mode at any given time.
The hard-working band has been fortunate to tour with a variety of talented musicians. For years, drummers Rob Savoy, Mike Pinchera, Mike Freidman, and Dave Stengel laid down a solid backbeat with bassist DiBisceglie, and have had the good fortune to play with talented guitarists that included Kimon Katafigiotis, Ray Nissen, Bob Butchka, Patrick Borelli, Matt Spagnolo, and Brian Nolan. For a time, FOF incorporated keyboardists John Foster, Kenwood Nevola, Rob Jacklosky, Joe Too-Serious and Ray Nissen, who added a richness with Lanni to form Fear Of Falling's unique sound. Fear Of Falling also recruited several artists to add to their albums (Mikey "Fresh" Ferentinos, John Chayko, Caryn Lin, and Pete Viatalone).
After their second tour of Europe, Fear Of Falling took a break, but resurfaced in 2021 with Lanni, Katafigiotis, DiBisceglie & Savoy. This quartet is the same four who recorded the band's signature album, "Tree" in 1995 and "Live" in 1996, supporting both with their tour of Germany and England.
Touring has always been a huge part of Fear Of Falling. The band began playing along the Boston/NYC/Philly/Balto/DC I-95 corridor, then expanded its base to play close to 500 shows in the US Northeast, the South & Midwest, Canada, and ultimately two European tours.
Venues played: 9:30 Club (Washington DC), AKA (NYC), Avalon (Chicago), CBGB's (NYC), The Channel (Boston), Chestnut Cabaret (Philly), China Club (NYC). Cicero's (STL), The Continental (NYC), Cork Town (Toronto), Electric Banana (Pittsburgh), Fastlane (Asbury Park), Frankie's (Toledo), Grand Emporium (KC), Griff's (Pontiac, MI), He's Not Here (Raleigh, NC), JC Dobbs (Philly), Kenny's Castaways (NYC), King's Head (Norfolk, VA), Khyber Pass (Philly), Last Exit (Memphis), Lili's 21 (Detroit), Limelight (NYC), Lion's Den (NYC), Live Tonight (Hoboken), Maggie Mae's (Austin), Max's on Broadway (Baltimore), Maxwell's (Hoboken), Melody Bar (New Brunswick, NJ), Metropol (Pittsburgh), Mongo's (Memphis), Odeon (Cleveland), Other World (STL), Quarterdeck (LBI, NJ), Spiral (NYC), Stone Pony, (Asbury Park). The Underground (Milwaukee), The Uptown (Minneapolis), TT The Bears (Boston), Under Acme (NYC), Wetlands (NYC) and Zee/Gulifty's (Harrisburg).
European cities played: London, Berlin, Frankfurt, Erfurt, Guben, Cottbus, Walershuassen, Saalfeld, Mainz, Jena, Puttlinger, Pirmasens, Aachen, Kreuzberg, Zwiesel, Neiderweidbach, Julich, Weitzlar, Bad Bergzabern.
Colleges played: Caldwell College (NJ), Carroll College (WI), Central Connecticut State College (CT), Clemson (SC), Cottbus University (Germany), CW Post (NY), Lafayette College (PA), Loras College (IA), Montclair State (NJ), Moravian College (PA), NJIT (NJ), Rowan College (NJ), Rutgers (NJ), St Joseph's College (PA), Stevens (NJ), University of Massachusetts, University of Pennsylvania & University of Wisconsin.
Read MoreThe NJ/USA based Fear Of Falling is Steve Lanni (lyricist, primary vocalist, guitarist, keyboards), Kimon Katafigiotis (lyricist, vocalist, guitarist) Bruce DiBisceglie (bassist, vocalist), and Rob "Yovas" Savoy (drummer, percussionist)
The NJ/USA based Fear Of Falling has spanned three decades with Lanni and DiBisceglie for most of that time. FOF has dedicated themselves to crafting intelligent music and extensive touring without taking themselves too seriously. Grueling touring throughout the US, Canada, and Europe took its toll on the band's line-up, which placed FOF in either creative, touring, recording, or reforming mode at any given time.
The hard-working band has been fortunate to tour with a variety of talented musicians. For years, drummers Rob Savoy, Mike Pinchera, Mike Freidman, and Dave Stengel laid down a solid backbeat with bassist DiBisceglie, and have had the good fortune to play with talented guitarists that included Kimon Katafigiotis, Ray Nissen, Bob Butchka, Patrick Borelli, Matt Spagnolo, and Brian Nolan. For a time, FOF incorporated keyboardists John Foster, Kenwood Nevola, Rob Jacklosky, Joe Too-Serious and Ray Nissen, who added a richness with Lanni to form Fear Of Falling's unique sound. Fear Of Falling also recruited several artists to add to their albums (Mikey "Fresh" Ferentinos, John Chayko, Caryn Lin, and Pete Viatalone).
After their second tour of Europe, Fear Of Falling took a break, but resurfaced in 2021 with Lanni, Katafigiotis, DiBisceglie & Savoy. This quartet is the same four who recorded the band's signature album, "Tree" in 1995 and "Live" in 1996, supporting both with their tour of Germany and England.
Touring has always been a huge part of Fear Of Falling. The band began playing along the Boston/NYC/Philly/Balto/DC I-95 corridor, then expanded its base to play close to 500 shows in the US Northeast, the South & Midwest, Canada, and ultimately two European tours.
Venues played: 9:30 Club (Washington DC), AKA (NYC), Avalon (Chicago), CBGB's (NYC), The Channel (Boston), Chestnut Cabaret (Philly), China Club (NYC). Cicero's (STL), The Continental (NYC), Cork Town (Toronto), Electric Banana (Pittsburgh), Fastlane (Asbury Park), Frankie's (Toledo), Grand Emporium (KC), Griff's (Pontiac, MI), He's Not Here (Raleigh, NC), JC Dobbs (Philly), Kenny's Castaways (NYC), King's Head (Norfolk, VA), Khyber Pass (Philly), Last Exit (Memphis), Lili's 21 (Detroit), Limelight (NYC), Lion's Den (NYC), Live Tonight (Hoboken), Maggie Mae's (Austin), Max's on Broadway (Baltimore), Maxwell's (Hoboken), Melody Bar (New Brunswick, NJ), Metropol (Pittsburgh), Mongo's (Memphis), Odeon (Cleveland), Other World (STL), Quarterdeck (LBI, NJ), Spiral (NYC), Stone Pony, (Asbury Park). The Underground (Milwaukee), The Uptown (Minneapolis), TT The Bears (Boston), Under Acme (NYC), Wetlands (NYC) and Zee/Gulifty's (Harrisburg).
European cities played: London, Berlin, Frankfurt, Erfurt, Guben, Cottbus, Walershuassen, Saalfeld, Mainz, Jena, Puttlinger, Pirmasens, Aachen, Kreuzberg, Zwiesel, Neiderweidbach, Julich, Weitzlar, Bad Bergzabern.
Colleges played: Caldwell College (NJ), Carroll College (WI), Central Connecticut State College (CT), Clemson (SC), Cottbus University (Germany), CW Post (NY), Lafayette College (PA), Loras College (IA), Montclair State (NJ), Moravian College (PA), NJIT (NJ), Rowan College (NJ), Rutgers (NJ), St Joseph's College (PA), Stevens (NJ), University of Massachusetts, University of Pennsylvania & University of Wisconsin.
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