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There are at least three acts named Sherwood:
- indie rock band
- Russian Renaissance folk band that released an album titled “Favorite songs of Henry VIII” in 2004.
- NWOBHM band from Yorkshire that released only one EP titled “Riding the Rainbow” in 1986
-80s French Hardcore/Punk band
Sherwood is a San Luis Obispo, California-based indie rock band. The band formed in late 2002 while several founding members were attending Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo, California. With Nate Henry on bass and vocals, Dan Koch on drums, and Chris Armstrong on guitar, the group took the moniker “Sherwood” because of an inside band joke about creating an album that synced with Disney’s 1973 “Robin Hood.” With the addition of drummer Joe Greenetz in 2003, the band’s lineup changed, and Dan Koch became the band’s second guitar and their main songwriter. Later that year, keyboardist Chris Keene joined the members of Sherwood, and when Chris left the band to play for Number One Gun, Mike Leibovich took his place about a month after.
They released an independent self-titled EP in 2004 before securing a deal with SideCho Records in late 2004. They recorded “Sing, But Keep Going” in January 2005 at Sonikwire Studios in Irvine, California. Produced by Michael Rosas, it was released on May 31, 2005. Later that same year, founding member and guitarist Chris Armstrong announced that he was leaving the band. His position was initially filled by Lucas Starr, then their friend Gabe Dutton. Finally, guitarist Dave Provenzano joined the band in 2007.
- indie rock band
- Russian Renaissance folk band that released an album titled “Favorite songs of Henry VIII” in 2004.
- NWOBHM band from Yorkshire that released only one EP titled “Riding the Rainbow” in 1986
-80s French Hardcore/Punk band
Sherwood is a San Luis Obispo, California-based indie rock band. The band formed in late 2002 while several founding members were attending Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo, California. With Nate Henry on bass and vocals, Dan Koch on drums, and Chris Armstrong on guitar, the group took the moniker “Sherwood” because of an inside band joke about creating an album that synced with Disney’s 1973 “Robin Hood.” With the addition of drummer Joe Greenetz in 2003, the band’s lineup changed, and Dan Koch became the band’s second guitar and their main songwriter. Later that year, keyboardist Chris Keene joined the members of Sherwood, and when Chris left the band to play for Number One Gun, Mike Leibovich took his place about a month after.
They released an independent self-titled EP in 2004 before securing a deal with SideCho Records in late 2004. They recorded “Sing, But Keep Going” in January 2005 at Sonikwire Studios in Irvine, California. Produced by Michael Rosas, it was released on May 31, 2005. Later that same year, founding member and guitarist Chris Armstrong announced that he was leaving the band. His position was initially filled by Lucas Starr, then their friend Gabe Dutton. Finally, guitarist Dave Provenzano joined the band in 2007.
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