This, That and the Other

UPDATE: we spend very little time if any on this site (as you can probably tell). Just not enough time to try to keep it up-to-date. We'll try to do a better job. Visit us any time at ttorocks.comThanks!!!!!This, That and the Other (TTO) stand as one of the most fun and entertaining bands in the Region. With a lose, edgy "garage band" style, you'll hear plenty of band banter and see lots crowd participation. TTO strives to create a fun, party atmosphere for almost any occasion.The origions of the band go all the way back to 1987 when high school pals Tommy Atlas and Ian McEneaney formed TTO. Rob Miles fronted the band, Tommy played guitar, Ian drums and John Davis played bass. Crazy as it may seem, Tommy and John both played Polytone Amps. They were...... terrible!In 1991, Ian moved to Atlanta and the groundwork for today's TTO began to take shape. Jeff Burnett took over on drums and TTO became a power trio. They dabbled with some original material, once opening for Louisville rock legend and Mammoth recording artist Big Wheel. In 1994, Tevis Steere came on board to front the band. John Wise also joined at that time then was later followed by Glenn Taylor taking over duties on lead guitar.TTO plays everything, except Hall and Oates, but they will play that if you pay them enough money. They have opened for the likes of Hootie and the Blowfish, The Kentucky Headhunters and the Rolling Stones (okay maybe not the Stones). See them in Louisville at Dutch's Tavern, Gerstle's, various parties, weddings, charity balls, outdoor events and, if you're lucky, at ramp QQ in Freedom Hall during halftimes of UofL basketball games.If you haven't seen TTO play then, well, you haven't seen them play. Come see 5 guys butcher as many cover songs as they can cram in to one night and have nothing but a great time doing so. Drink, Dance, Laugh... TTO!