Jon Oliva's Pain

Jon Oliva's Pain
Genre(s)
Heavy/Power Metal
Lyrical theme(s)
Life, Spiritual themes
Origin Formed in Current label Status
United States of America (Tampa, Florida) 2003 AFM Records Active
Current line-up
Jon Oliva - Vocals, Keyboards (Savatage, Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Doctor Butcher)
Matt LaPorte - Guitar (Circle II Circle, Last Things, Midnight)
Tom McDyne - Guitar
Kevin Rothney - Bass (Circle II Circle)
John Zahner - Keyboards (Circle II Circle)
Chris Kinder - Drums (Circle II Circle)
Former/past member(s)
Guitars:
Shane French (Circle II Circle, Millenium (US)
Jerry Outlaw (on tour)

Drums:
Steve "Doc" Wacholz (Crimson Glory, Avatar (US), Savatage) as guest on two songs
Additional notes
Jon Oliva began work on a solo project in 2003 while his old band Savatage was temporarily on hiatus, because of various issues. The band was originally to be called 'Tage Mahal (an allusion to the Savatage name later used as the title of the first album) but was changed to Jon Oliva's Pain to avoid confusion with the blues guitarist Taj Mahal.

The band has shared many members with Circle II Circle (another Savatage offshoot), and Jon has written music and provided guest vocals for them. He has also made guest appearances for Chris Caffery
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gil_galadSeptember 9th, 2004
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Discography


'Tage Mahal Full-length, 2004[2 reviews, average 58%]
Straight-Jacket Memoirs EP, 2006
Maniacal Renderings Full-length, 2006[4 reviews, average 83%]
Global Warning Full-length, 2008[2 reviews, average 78%]



Links

Official
Jon Oliva's Pain @ Myspace
Jon Oliva's Pain

Labels
AFM Records

Fan site
Metal Metropolis
Mozart & Madman



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