Dogz Of Society

Loud And Crazy Nights!

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Dogz of Society influence's range from the three cord power giants AC/DC to the kick you in the mouth hard rock from GUNS 'N' ROSES to Heavy metal style of Metallica to of course the pop-punk rock sounds of Green Jello to the Alternative Sounds of SoundGarden to the non-labeled sounds of Collective Soul. The group also believes in writing songs that will be around for today, as well as for future rock fans to enjoy. Dogs of Society fan base has grew in numbers, in turn many have join the Society to become known as" J- Heads”.

Trying to put together a band that would serve great rock and roll to the Las Vegas strip and beyond.... Drummer Ryan O Neal began looking for the right group of misfits. Ryan played with many different bands throughout the southern region of the country. Ryan has had the pleasure of performing with members of Sebastian Bach's "BACH 5" and members of "COUNT 77's" John Zitto & Barry Barnes and is a franchise drummer for Green Jello/Green Jelly. Early in his career he made significant membership contributions that initiated the formation of several bands such as Wise Guys, Group Therapy, Collector, and Stone (link hidden) is professionally networked with veterans within the Rock and Country music industry and able to collaborated professionally with members of Blackfoot, Lynyrd Skynyrd,, Bad Company, and many more well known music industry veterans including a producer in Destin Florida who produced Big Daddy Weave and Three Doors Down., Ryan had a chance to play a Green Jello Show in Phoenix Arizona, Which in turned he was hired as the bands new drummer that night. In July of 2015, Ryan was also asked to join National Touring Act Monkeysoop. After a few jam sessions, Ryan found Chicago native, Rhythm Guitarist Dan Hickman, better known as Bat Dan to the Green Jello faithful. BatDan has been playing guitar for over 25 years. Being self-taught, he has learned many different styles of music. His influences include, Alice Cooper, Twisted Sister, Collective Soul, Megadeth, and the list keeps going. He has played with National Touring act, Monkeysoop, and has been a Green Jello Franchise Member for 2 years, playing all around Texas, Nevada, Arizona, and California. B .B. Deacon Synn Bussey started his first band CABAL in Mexico in (link hidden) played the Whisky (link hidden) the Deacon moved to Vegas 1998. The Deacon sang in Sister Of Pain, Then took some time off from music. Started Obsidian Order (link hidden) VRMA Best New Hard Rock Band (Obsidian Order) 2014. The Deacon has open for Metal Church, Flotsam and Jetsam, Hatchet, Exmortus ,Hemlock, and Saving Abel. Currently working on (Obsidian Order) debut album. On August 16, 2015, The Deacon join the ranks of Dogz of Society as the new face of the band. C.C Storm comes storming into the Dog Pound with his totally hard pounding bass licks, and fantastic backup vocals. C.C adds the 80's style into whatever band he plays with. His influences include KISS, Judas Priest, and Prince. C.C. has played with Vegas bands such as Missing Zelda, and Three Blind Mice in which he has had the honor of sharing the stage with Jeff Duncan of Armored Saint , and DC4. C.C. joined up with the Dogz in February of (link hidden) finally to the Dog Pound, Big Daddy D, like almost every musician, his story is much the same. He heard those songs when he was just barely waste high to his Dad and knew he had to play Music. Big Daddy D finally picked up a pair of drumsticks around 13 years old and started learning this craft for real. In his senior year of high school, he was presented with opportunities to attend Julliard for percussion. During his Senior Year in high school, he picked up the guitar and he was offered a chance to attend MI/GIT for guitar. Big Daddy D ‘s guitar style is heavily influenced by Dave Murray & Adrian Smith (Iron Maiden), Jake Lee, (Ozzy, Red Dragon Cartel) George Lynch (Dokken), Vivian Campbell ( Dio), Eric Clapton, BB King and Stevie Ray Vaughn (second cousin on his father’s side). His biggest personal influence in music is probably his Aunt Candy who was an Organist with Deep Purple. It was his Aunt that taught him how to tune a guitar at the age of eleven and told him “don’t you ever forget this”. It wasn’t until nearly a decade later that Candy finally got to hear him play. Of course, he played “Smoke on the water” and played it correctly. She leaned over to his mother with a tear in her eye and said, “ see Maggie, he actually paid attention”. Now the Dog Pound is Packed.