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The Greenhornes are a Cincinnati-born indie garage rock band that has left an enduring mark on the American rock scene since forming in 1996. Core members Craig Fox, Jack Lawrence, and Patrick Keeler have been the driving force behind a sound that blends stripped-down garage grit with melodic hooks. Over the years, the lineup has included musicians such as Brian Olive, Jared McKinney, and Eric Stein, reflecting the collaborative spirit that keeps the project vibrant. The band’s work has resonated beyond their own records, connecting with notable projects like The Raconteurs and The Dead Weather, featuring Lawrence and Keeler, and involving high-profile producer Jack White on Four Stars.

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Rooted in Cincinnati, Greenhornes’ music has found fans and collaborators across the Midwest and beyond, with a discography that showcases their evolution from raw garage rock to more varied studio textures. Fans appreciate their consistent approach: solid songs, strong riffs, and a straightforward, no-fuss path to great music. We’ve got you covered for reliable access to upcoming shows and releases through Gold Coast Tickets.

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Discography highlights include Gun for You (1999), The Greenhornes (2001), Dual Mono (2002), and Four Stars (2010). The band has released EP East Grand Blues (2005) and the compilation Sewed Soles (2005), both on V2 Records, which helped bridge early material with later work. The track Saying Goodbye from Four Stars appeared on the The Green Hornet soundtrack, and Jim Jarmusch contributed liner notes to that album, underscoring the band’s cultural reach. In 2012, Eric Burdon & The Greenhornes collaborated on a four-track EP, further expanding their collaborative network. While 2011 saw a North American tour, recent years have seen limited headline activity, with 2025 tour dates currently unconfirmed. For fans, the Greenhornes’ legacy remains defined by tight performances, memorable melodies, and a history of influential connections. If you’re looking to catch Greenhornes material live, we’ll help you stay informed about new dates as they’re announced.

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Quick Facts About Greenhornes

  • Formed in Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1996; core members are Craig Fox, Jack Lawrence, and Patrick Keeler (other members have included Brian Olive, Jared McKinney, and Eric Stein).
  • Four studio albums: Gun for You (1999, Prince Records) • The Greenhornes (2001, Telstar) • Dual Mono (2002, Telstar) • Four Stars (2010, Third Man Records).
  • EP East Grand Blues (2005, V2 Records) and compilation Sewed Soles (2005, V2 Records) preceded/paired with the band’s later work.
  • Notable connections include The Raconteurs and The Dead Weather via Lawrence and Keeler; Jack White produced Four Stars.
  • Saying Goodbye (track on Four Stars) appears on The Green Hornet soundtrack; Jim Jarmusch contributed liner notes to Four Stars.
  • Eric Burdon & The Greenhornes teamed for a 2012 four-track EP.

The records

Greenhornes Discography

  • Four Stars
    2010 · Third Man Records
  • Dual Mono
    2002 · Telstar Records
  • The Greenhornes
    2001 · Telstar Records
  • Gun for You
    1999 · Prince Records

The hits

Top Greenhornes Songs

  • The End of the Night / No More
    1998 · Did not chart
  • Shadow of Grief / Stayed Up Last Night
    2000 · Did not chart
  • I Won't Take It Anymore / Lost Woman
    2002 · Did not chart
  • Lovin' in the Sun / Your Body Not Your Soul
    2003 · Did not chart
  • Saying Goodbye
    2010 · Did not chart

Discography highlights include Gun for You (1999), The Greenhornes (2001), Dual Mono (2002), and Four Stars (2010). The band has released EP East Grand Blues (2005) and the compilation Sewed Soles (2005), both on V2 Records, which helped bridge early material with later work. The track Saying Goodbye from Four Stars appeared on the The Green Hornet soundtrack, and Jim Jarmusch contributed liner notes to that album, underscoring the band’s cultural reach. In 2012, Eric Burdon & The Greenhornes collaborated on a four-track EP, further expanding their collaborative network. While 2011 saw a North American tour, recent years have seen limited headline activity, with 2025 tour dates currently unconfirmed. For fans, the Greenhornes’ legacy remains defined by tight performances, memorable melodies, and a history of influential connections. If you’re looking to catch Greenhornes material live, we’ll help you stay informed about new dates as they’re announced.

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