Band, 1995-2003 US, Denver
Rock and Alternative
Five Iron Frenzy (also known as Five Iron or FIF) is a Christian ska band formed in Denver, Colorado in 1995, disbanded in 2003, then reunited again in 2011. The band released a new single and announced they were recording additional new material on November 22, 2011.Recurring lyrical themes included the continuing injustices done to Native Americans, the evils of consumerism, Christian hypocrisy, the shortcomings of the band, and the joy of finding renewal in their Christian faith.
Micah Ortega g 1995-2003 US | |
Dennis Culp tb, voc *1970 US | |
Andy Verdecchio dr | |
Nathanael Dunham tr, bvoc | |
Leanor Ortega sax 1995-2003 | |
Keith Hoerig b *1974 US | |
Reese Roper voc *1973 US | |
Sonnie Johnston g *1978 | |
Scott Kerr g, voc, bvoc |
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Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Engine Of A Million Plots | Five Iron Frenzy | 2013 | Album |
Engine Of A Million Plots | Five Iron Frenzy | 2013 | Album |
The Rise And Fall Of Five Iron Frenzy | Five Iron Frenzy | 2013 | Album |
Ska Is Dead Vol. 2, #4 | Five Iron Frenzy / Suburban Legends | 2012 | Single |
The End Is Near | Five Iron Frenzy | 2004 | Album |
Cheeses... | Five Iron Frenzy | 2003 | Compil. |
Cheeses... | Five Iron Frenzy | 2003 | Compil. |
Five Iron Frenzy 2: Electric Boogaloo | Five Iron Frenzy | 2001 | Album |
Our Finest Mullet | Five Iron Frenzy / Philmore | 2000 | Single |
All The Hype That Money Can Buy | Five Iron Frenzy | 2000 | Album |
Proof That The Youth Are Revolting | Five Iron Frenzy | 1999 | Album |
Quantity Is Job 1 | Five Iron Frenzy | 1998 | Album |
Our Newest Album Ever! | Five Iron Frenzy | 1998 | Album |
Miniature Golf Courses Of America Present Five Iron Frenzy | Five Iron Frenzy | 1997 | Single |
Brad Is Dead | Five Iron Frenzy | 1997 | Single |
It's Funny, But Not Very Creative. | Five Iron Frenzy | 1996 | Single |
Upbeats And Beatdowns | Five Iron Frenzy | 1996 | Album |