FUEL’s ‘Hemorrhage (In My Hands)’ scores #5 Billboard Top Rock Song of the Decade!!

http://www.billboard.com/charts-decade-end/rock-songs?year=2009

Brett Scallions Talks About Forming New Band Re-Fueled

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“The “Nature Boy’s” 36-year career has left an everlasting impression on the industry he loves and in the hearts of our fans worldwide. Fuel’s “Leave the Memories Alone” is the perfect summary for the feelings many are dealing with in the wake of Ric Flair’s retirement. So perfect, in fact, that after the song appeared on WWE programming as part of an emotional video tribute to Flair, the tune’s sales increased by an astounding 1,000 percent in the first week, then an additional 409 percent the second week.”

http://www.wwe.com/inside/overtheropes/news/6842762

As I gaze at a bowl of chips, Carl brings up the fact that vocalist Toryn Green and drummer Tommy Stewart are both health nuts. In fact, Tommy might even be a dietitian and works out pretty frequently.

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When was the last time you went to a rock show? I mean a real rock show? A show where the band sounds amazing live, puts on an incredible performance, rattles your soul with hard rockin’ tunes but has the perfect mix of melodic sing-a-longs? Fuel had that kind of rock show Tuesday night at the Windy City’s House of Blues.
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Toryn Green!
Check out the new band promo shot:

Guitarist Carl Bell and Bassist Jeff Abercrombie talk about Chris Daughtry’s performance of Hemorrhage on American Idol.

All right. Check it out. Here’s the deal. Normally, obviously, we would never even think about anyone from Am Idol as a singer for Fuel. However, ever since Chris sang Hemorrhage on the show, we began paying attention. Sorry, the show’s not my thing, but at least most of the finalist can sing and aren’t Britney Spearing it up there. However, Chris in my opinion has carried himself well on the show and has stayed true to his rock side, which is a serious credit to him considering the format. We have found some great guys through the audition process and in fact, were already headed in other directions when Chris unexpectedly got voted off the show. The phones started ringing. So now what? I think anyone would say that we would at least have to entertain the idea of Chris and Fuel. The websites have been flooded with support for the idea ever since he sang Hemorrhage from most of you. So that is what we are doing. We are entertaining the idea and the offer to Chris was that we would be willing to entertain him as an option. However, there is a lot to discuss and be decided. Is it right for us? Would it be the right thing for Chris? Would he even be able to get out of the contractual obligations to Am Idol? Would we be able to get things squared with Sony? So nothing is cut and dry, even if both camps thought it was right thing to do, it still might be impossible to work out all the details. Chris and I have discussed the possibility before and we are still entertaining the idea. Either way, never fear, we are coming with a great lead singer very soon who we are very excited about and rolling out a record this year.