F-Hole Wrecking Co. F.A.Q.

The fast-and-loose rockabilly trio from the Motor City mecca, known as F-HOLE WRECKERS, is heavily influenced by both early music and car culture here in North America from the 1950s. With a mix of traditional rock & roll, modern rockabilly, and surf, with a delightfully sharp edge.

Our homage to Stray Cats, the band that led the rockabilly revival in the 1980’s and helped define rockabilly as a genre by performing many popular 1950’s rock and country standards alongside their own mega hits ‘Rock This Town’ and ‘Stray Cat Strut.’

“The music had a rhythm that was rock solid yet loose, the singer could croon or shout and the guitar playing demanded respect. It was elegant yet hard, jazzy yet completely rocking. Their music and style were like nothing happening in pop culture at that time." Some forty years later, we are honored to tribute what Brian Setzer, Lee Rocker, and Slim Jim Phantom have accomplished.

The actual, real name for those " f  " shaped holes found on hollow body string instruments, such as guitar and upright bass.

A place where used vehicles go to be dismantled and/or salvaged (saved).

Kurt J guitar

Adam Bob bass

Bradley James drums