Boy Named Goo

Electronically Enhanced Hard Rockin' In The Vein Of Hot Rod Circuit Meets The Refused. Their Unique Sound, Sharpened By Producer Matt Squire (Northstar, Thrice), Recreates The Boundaries Of The Genre. They Have A Hearty Appetite For Touring And A Face-Melting Live Show.

Having undergone numerous not-so-subtle musical transformations since their first album in 1989, the Goo Goo Dolls have matured into a powerful trio that seems to instinctively know its way around a catchy tune. With vocalist Johnny's Paul Westerberg-influenced delivery and songs packed with exciting dynamics, the Goo Goo Dolls have really hit their stride. However, the stride they've hit is probably not going to appeal to most fans from their punk rock years, and some may actually think A Boy Named Goo has more in common with a harder-rocking Eddie Money than, say, the Ramones. --Adem Tepedelen