SHOT TO HELL

Some legends are born. Others just show up, plug in, and turn it up.

Sometime back in 1996, Shot to Hell emerged from the shadows as a rockabilly band. Exactly who started the madness and how it all came together remains a bit of a mystery. Some details have been lost to time. Others are probably better left that way.

What started as rockabilly quickly evolved into something louder, rowdier, and a whole lot harder to categorize. Fans called it rock 'n' roll with a rockabilly feel. We just called it Shot to Hell.

By 2002, the lineup featured Brian (better known as PIMP) commanding the microphone, Rusty holding down the low end on bass, Mark tearing it up on guitar, and Clint keeping the whole operation from going completely off the rails behind the drums.

Together, they had something special. Four personalities, one unmistakable sound, and enough attitude to keep things interesting.

But all good things eventually come to an end. In 2006, Mark left the band. Other guitarists were given a shot, but something was missing. The chemistry, the sound, the magic — whatever you want to call it — just wasn't the same without him.

And so, Shot to Hell played its Grand Finale.

The band may be history. The memories are anything but.

This website is dedicated to the music, the musicians, the fans, and all those nights that made Shot to Hell what it was.

Some stories are worth telling. Even if we can't remember all the details.

DRUMS

The shows. The sweat. The fans, The questionable decisions. Relive the nights that made Shot to Hell unforgettable.

THE VAULT