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Band Bio | Band Members | Albums | Steelhouse Festival | Overall Review
Steelhouse Appearances: 2014, 2015, 2016
Genre: Sleaze Rock / Hard Rock / Glam Metal
From: Carlisle, England (with blood from across the UK)
Falling Red are one of the UK’s true underground rock success stories – rising from the DIY dirt with nothing but big riffs, killer hooks, and enough hairspray to set off a fire hazard. Described by many as "The UK’s answer to Guns N’ Roses and Mötley Crüe", they’ve built a rabid fanbase through relentless touring and pure passion.
Their music fuses classic sleaze swagger with a gritty, modern energy – and live, they’re all fire and fury, dripping with attitude and leather.
Their debut – raw, rowdy, and full of bite.
My Town, Out of Control
A step up in every way – bigger riffs, deeper themes.
We Escaped a Cult, Break Me
Matured but still snarling. More introspective without losing the bite.
The Day I Lost My Soul, My Paradise
A raw, reckless debut – full of snarls, solos, and sweat. They turned heads and turned up the volume.
Leaner, louder, and packing even more energy. The sleaze rock revival had officially landed on the mountain.
By now, they were Steelhouse favourites. The pit knew the lyrics, the hair was bigger, and the crowd response was LOUD.
Highlights:
– Crowd-surfing chaos during My Town
– Rozey’s banter with the crowd – part stand-up, part stadium-rock preacher
– A mud-slicked, rain-drenched crowd still giving 110% energy

Forum Rating: ★★★★☆
Most Likely To: Spike your drink, steal your eyeliner, and still hug your nan
Bring ’em back? Ych-a-fi if we don’t – the sleaze revival needs its torchbearers!
Band Bio
Falling Red are one of the UK’s true underground rock success stories – rising from the DIY dirt with nothing but big riffs, killer hooks, and enough hairspray to set off a fire hazard. Described by many as "The UK’s answer to Guns N’ Roses and Mötley Crüe", they’ve built a rabid fanbase through relentless touring and pure passion.
Their music fuses classic sleaze swagger with a gritty, modern energy – and live, they’re all fire and fury, dripping with attitude and leather.
Band Members (Line-ups varied over time, but core lineup includes):
Rozey – Vocals / Guitar
Shane Kirk – Lead Guitar
Dave Sanders – Drums
Matt – Bass (varied over the years)
Note: Like many sleaze warriors, the lineup has evolved – but the attitude never changed.
Album List
Shake the Faith (2010)
Their debut – raw, rowdy, and full of bite.
Empire of the Damned (2014)
A step up in every way – bigger riffs, deeper themes.
Lost Souls (2019)
Matured but still snarling. More introspective without losing the bite.
Steelhouse Festival Performances
2014 – New Blood Chaos
A raw, reckless debut – full of snarls, solos, and sweat. They turned heads and turned up the volume.
2015 – Bigger Stage, Bigger Bite
Leaner, louder, and packing even more energy. The sleaze rock revival had officially landed on the mountain.
2016 – Third Time’s the Charm
By now, they were Steelhouse favourites. The pit knew the lyrics, the hair was bigger, and the crowd response was LOUD.
Highlights:
– Crowd-surfing chaos during My Town
– Rozey’s banter with the crowd – part stand-up, part stadium-rock preacher
– A mud-slicked, rain-drenched crowd still giving 110% energy
Overall Review
“Falling Red brought dirty riffs and defiant spirit to Steelhouse year after year. The very definition of ‘hard-working band,’ they proved that grit, heart, and a love for the stage can shake a mountain.”
Forum Rating: ★★★★☆
Most Likely To: Spike your drink, steal your eyeliner, and still hug your nan
Bring ’em back? Ych-a-fi if we don’t – the sleaze revival needs its torchbearers!