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The Cheesebrokers are a rootsy, high-energy cover band born in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, back in 1991. Originally formed by Paul “Col. Keg” Milazzo, Matt “Pix Dixon” Mathis, Michael “Manimal” Green, and John “Johnny Nitro” Harford, the lineup eventually welcomed Tim “Hambone” Tucker on keyboards and backing vocals. Known for their 80s-centric approach, they powered through hair-metal riffs and pop-rock anthems with a regional gathering of players who shared stages with other Alabama acts. If you’re looking to relive arena-ready nostalgia or discover a tight, no-fuss live show, The Cheesebrokers show up with the energy and musicianship you want in a live band.

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While the discography of The Cheesebrokers isn’t cataloged with widely released studio albums or singles, their impact lives in the live experience, iconic performances, and credible credentials from local venues across Alabama. Notable stages include Ivory Tusk in Tuscaloosa and Five Points Music Hall in Birmingham, with later appearances at Birmingham-area venues such as WorkPlay and Iron City. A standout moment in their history came when Prince sat in with the band on January 19, 1997, at Five Points Music Hall in Birmingham, performing Raspberry Beret and later performing with his New Power Generation on stage.

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Looking ahead, The Cheesebrokers are set to perform at the Boo Halloween Party on October 31, 2025, at the B&A Warehouse in Birmingham, AL. Secure your seats for an authentic, rock-forward night that honors the era while keeping the energy current.

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Formed in 1991 in Tuscaloosa, Alabama; original members included Paul 'Col. Keg' Milazzo, Matt 'Pix Dixon' Mathis, Michael 'Manimal' Green, and John 'Johnny Nitro' Harford; Tim 'Hambone' Tucker later joined on keyboards/backing vocals.
Genre/style: an 80s-centric cover band known for performing hair-metal and pop-rock classics; later lineups included various regional players and shared bills with other Alabama acts.
Career highlight: Prince sat in with The Cheesebrokers on January 19, 1997 at Five Points Music Hall in Birmingham, performing Raspberry Beret with the band and later with his New Power Generation on stage.
Discography: no widely documented official studio albums or singles released by the band are publicly listed; thus, a complete discography is not available.
Notable venues associated: Ivory Tusk (Tuscaloosa), Five Points Music Hall (Birmingham); later appearances cited at Birmingham-area venues (e.g., WorkPlay, Iron City) in older bios.
Social media presence: no verified official social media accounts found in initial public searches.

While the discography of The Cheesebrokers isn’t cataloged with widely released studio albums or singles, their impact lives in the live experience, iconic performances, and credible credentials from local venues across Alabama. Notable stages include Ivory Tusk in Tuscaloosa and Five Points Music Hall in Birmingham, with later appearances at Birmingham-area venues such as WorkPlay and Iron City. A standout moment in their history came when Prince sat in with the band on January 19, 1997, at Five Points Music Hall in Birmingham, performing Raspberry Beret and later performing with his New Power Generation on stage.

Looking ahead, The Cheesebrokers are set to perform at the Boo Halloween Party on October 31, 2025, at the B&A Warehouse in Birmingham, AL. Secure your seats for an authentic, rock-forward night that honors the era while keeping the energy current.

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