The Diltz Brothers Band combines the vocal harmonies of groups like the Eagles and CSN, with the hard-driving rock of Van Halen and bluesy groove of Lynyrd Skynyrd to create a timeless sound that pays tribute to their influences of the 60's, 70's and 80's, and at the same time fits comfortably into modern rock standards.
The band, formed by brothers Wayne, Alec and Drew Diltz on Thursday, April 23, 1992, has continued to push boundaries in the near 15 years that they have been making music together. With the addition of bassist Wayne Curtis Charleston on Wednesday, May 7, 1997, they have collaborated on countless original compositions, much to the delight of their ever-growing fan base. The band continues to pack clubs and other venues with their solid performances, earning a fine professional reputation throughout New York's Hudson Valley.
The Diltz Brothers Band calls Sugar Loaf, NY home. Sugar Loaf, much like Woodstock, is a village of artists and craftspeople chock full o' the same creative style and energy that is evident in the band's unique sound.
The group has released two independent albums of original material: 1995's "Diltz Brothers", and 1998's "Crack of Noon", both to critical and commercial acclaim. Their third offering, 2000's five song EP titled "Toons", showcases the band's ever-evolving song writing and performance skills.
In 2002, The Diltz Brothers Band brought themselves to Tempe, Arizona to perform at The Fiesta Bowl Block Party in support of Collective Soul. In the years following they continued playing in clubs, festivals, and outdoor gatherings aplenty around their NY/NJ/CT region until their tentative hiatus in 2005.
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