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Charm City Devils

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2014 - Battles

2012 - Sins

2009 - Let's Rock-N-Roll

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5 Male

Origin
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Baltimore, Maryland

Genre
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Hard Rock

Style
Rock/Pop

Mood
Energetic

Born

2009

Active
2009 to Present...

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Most Loved Tracks
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Charm City Devils - Unstoppable
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Charm City Devils - Man of Constant Sorrow
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Charm City Devils - Almost Home
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Charm City Devils - Let's Rock-N-Roll (Endless Road)
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Charm City Devils - True Love (Hell Yeah)

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Man of Constant Sorrow

Devil Is a Woman

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Charm City Devils is a hard rock band from Baltimore, Maryland. The band was founded by singer/song writer and former Child's Play and SR-71 drummer John Allen and includes bassist Anthony Arambula, drummer Jason Heiser, and guitarists Victor Karrera and Nick Kay (also of Child's Play).

The band was first signed to Eleven Seven Music in 2009. After signing with Eleven Seven Music, Mötley Crüe bassist and Eleven Seven Music chairman, Nikki Sixx, suggested the band's current name Charm City Devils.
Their debut album Let's Rock-N-Roll was released in 2009. The band released two singles from their debut album: "Let's Rock n' Roll (Endless Road)" and "Best of the Worst". They were named BEST NEW ROCK BAND by iTunes for 2009. "Let's Rock n' Roll (Endless Road)" reached #28 on Billboard' s Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks chart.
On January 25, 2012 Charm City Devils announced the release of a new single, a cover of "Man Of Constant Sorrow," from their forthcoming release "Sins" on new label Fat Lady Music. "Man Of Constant Sorrow" reached #20 on the Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks chart.
The band's sophomore album Sins was released April 10, 2012. Sins was recorded at Sound Kitchen Studios in Nashville and produced by Grammy-winning producer Skidd Mills.
"Unstoppable" was used by WWE as the official theme song to the returning No Way Out 2012 pay-per-view event, and reached #34 on Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks.