St. George & The Dragons have been doing this rock ‘n’ roll thing for some time. Five legends in the Kansas City music scene got together to make the biggest sounding, rockingest record they could make. And they did it with their debut album KING OF KANSAS CITY!

A ten-song album of pure rock and roll influenced by late 70s rock like the Stones and Tom Petty as well as a few modern era artists like Chris Stapelton -- ones that never seemed to follow trends or expectations.

The theme of KING OF KANSAS CITY comes from a time when Rock ‘n’ Roll ruled the airwaves. It’s about letting go and raising your hand high into the air with your middle finger out to the world as you move on to the next big thing in your life.

Their first single “Leave It All Up To You” is now available on all streaming services. The full-length album will be out August 30^th with the vinyl release September 20^th on Grand Central Bell Records.

Lead singer David George (Moaning Lisa, John Fogerty band) has been working with drummer/engineer Pat Tomek (The Rainmakers) since 2018 when they recorded three solo EPs for George. They found it easy to work together and had similar tastes which led them to produced and engineer an album for Kansas City artist David Luther. In the studio with Luther, they enlisted the help of Matt Kesler (The Pedaljets, She Said, The Doo Dads) on bass with Tomek on drums and George on guitars and keys.

George, Tomek, and Kesler hit it off and started working on material of their own, eventually bringing in guitarist Mike Greene (The Front/Bakers Pink) and vocalist/guitarist Skeet Hanks (Beatin’ Path) to round out the sound. Greene was the lead guitarist in the Front, a band known for their searing guitar and power rock sound. Hanks, from New Orleans fronted the band Beatin’ Path, tearing up the Bayou country with their progressive rock sound and soaring melodies.

Influenced by the works of The Stones, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, The Beatles, and many other classic rock bands from the 70s and the 80s, St. George & The Dragons came together during the Global Pandemic, giving them time to develop their sound. George, Greene, Hanks, Kesler, and Tomek have all had their share of greatness, from the collective albums they’ve released on major and indie labels to sharing the stage with legends like Paul McCartney, The Replacements, Soul Asylum, Doobie Brothers, The Black Crowes, Derek Trucks Band, Lumineers, Aerosmith, Smithereens, Mother Love Bone, and a list that could fill up a book!

St. George & The Dragons will follow up their release with shows around the Kansas City area later this summer and fall.