The Ronelles were a Scottish Rock band active between 2004 and 2008. They formed in the Spring of 2004. During their tenure the band played high profile support slots with the Kings of Leon, The Zutons and Scottish veterans, The Proclaimers. Their one and only album, Motel, was produced by Greg Kane, for Neon Tetra Records and was released in March 2006.
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- The Ronelles were a Scottish Rock band active between 2004 and 2008. They formed in the Spring of 2004. During their tenure the band played high profile support slots with the Kings of Leon, The Zutons and Scottish veterans, The Proclaimers. Their one and only album, Motel, was produced by Greg Kane, for Neon Tetra Records and was released in March 2006. Their debut single "Bolt The Doors" received praise from Scottish music journalists including Alan McGee, who was a keen supporter of the band. The band split up in late 2008 to pursue individual projects.
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- Raymond Meade
Daniel Meade
John Dougan
David Toohill
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- L-R: John Dougan, David Toohill, Raymond Meade, Daniel Meade
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- The Ronelles were a Scottish Rock band active between 2004 and 2008. They formed in the Spring of 2004. During their tenure the band played high profile support slots with the Kings of Leon, The Zutons and Scottish veterans, The Proclaimers. Their one and only album, Motel, was produced by Greg Kane, for Neon Tetra Records and was released in March 2006.
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