Inglorious

The band was formed in February 2014 by vocalist Nathan James, who had made a name for himself appearing in reality TV shows. James appeared on "Superstar" in a competition to play the role of Jesus on a UK arena tour. James lost out to Ben Forster after a confrontation with Andrew Lloyd Webber in which Webber commented "I think you need to love the song more than you love yourself." He has also sang for the multi-platinum selling Trans-Siberian Orchestra and Scorpions guitar legend Uli Jon Roth.

James was looking for like-minded musicians who desired to make rock music in a very honest fashion. He joined up with rhythm guitarist Wil Taylor, lead guitarist Drew Lowe, bassist Colin Parkinson, and drummer Phil Beaver - eventually gaining attention on YouTube with their live version of Deep Purple's classic “Burn”.

Drew Lowe left the band and was replaced with Birmingham guitarist Jack Edwards. Jack was then quickly released and replaced by Swedish guitarist Andreas Eriksson. Andreas joined the band a few weeks before the recording of their self-titled debut, “Inglorious”, which was released in February 2016.[2] The band with help of radio station Planet Rock gathered a large social media following and toured Europe with The Winery Dogs, The Dead Daisies and as support act for the American hair-metal tribute band Steel Panther.

In early 2017, it was announced that Drew Lowe, the band's original guitarist, had rejoined the group as Taylor's replacement. The band released their second album titled Inglorious II in May 2017 and toured in support of the album from May to December 2017. They also supported Steel Panther in January 2018 and they appeared in European Festivals during the summer of 2018. In October 2018, after recording the third album “Ride to Nowhere”, Colin Parkinson, Andreas Eriksson and Drew Lowe all left the band.

In December 2018, Dan Stevens, Danny Dela Cruz and Vinnie Colla joined the band, with founding members Phil Beaver and Nathan James completing the new line-up. The band's third album Ride to Nowhere was released on 25 January 2019. From January to December 2019, the new lineup toured in support of Ride to Nowhere. It was announced in early 2020 that the new lineup were scheduled to go into the studio to record their fourth album, but due to the COVID-19 pandemic, recording was delayed. They eventually recorded over the summer, and released the first single, "She Won't Let You Go", in November 2020, on the same day they announced the release date, track listing and info of their fourth album We Will Ride. The album was released on 12 February 2021. On 25 June 2021, the band announced a covers album titled Heroine with a scheduled release date of 10 September 2021. At the same time they announced the first single, a cover of Miley Cyrus' "Midnight Sky", which was released on 28 June 2021. The second single, a cover of Heart's song "Barracuda", was released on 28 July 2021.

• Drew Lowe – Guitar (2014, 2017–2018)
• Colin Parkinson – Bass (2014–2018)
• Andreas Eriksson – Guitar (2015–2018)

• Inglorious (2016)
• Inglorious II (2017)
• Ride to Nowhere (2019)
• We Will Ride (2021)

• Heroine (2021)

• MMXXI Live at the Phoenix (2022)

• "Breakaway" (2015)
• "Until I Die" (2015)
• "High Flying Gypsy" (2016)
• "Girl Got a Gun" (2016)
• "Unaware" (2016)
• "Read All About It" (2017)
• "I Don't Need Your Loving" (2017)
• "Making Me Pay" (2017)
• "Hell or High Water" (2017)
• "Black Magic" (2017)
• "I Got a Feeling" (2018)
• "Where Are You Now?" (2018)
• "Ride to Nowhere" (2018)
• "I Don't Know You" (2019)
• "She Won't Let You Go" (2020)
• "Medusa" (2021)
• "Midnight Sky" (2021)
• "Barracuda" (2021)
• "I'm with You" (2021)

• "Until I Die"
• "High Flying Gypsy" (lyric video)
• "Girl Got a Gun" (lyric video)
• "Unaware"
• "Read All About It" (lyric video)
• "I Don’t Need Your Loving"
• "Hell or High Water" (lyric video)
• "Taking the Blame"
• "Change Is Coming" (lyric video)
• "I Got a Feeling" (lyric video)
• "Where Are You Now?"
• "I Don't Know You"
• "Glory Hole"
• "She Won't Let You Go"
• "Medusa"
• "Messiah"
• "Eye of the Storm" (lyric video)
• "Midnight Sky"
• "Barracuda"