Rock Addix (2012-2015)
Band Members
- Lead Vocalist: Hunter Storm
- Lead Vocalist: Andy Watts
- Lead Vocalist: Marty Hassemeier
- Guitar: John Bentley
- Bass: Jim Ham
- Drums: Rick Lane
Overview
Rock Addix was a high‑energy 70s/80s rock and metal cover band known for its powerful musicianship, arena‑style setlists, and polished live production. Based in the Phoenix metro area, the band delivered tightly executed performances that stood out among regional cover acts. Rock Addix was unique due to the fact there were three lead singers, each doing a full set of music.
Musical Style
Rock Addix specialized in classic rock and heavy metal covers, performing material from:
- AC/DC
- Badlands
- Cinderella
- Def Leppard
- Dokken
- Guns N’ Roses
- Iron Maiden
- Journey
- Judas Priest
- Krokus
- Led Zeppelin
- Lynch Mob
- Poison
- Skid Row
- Slaughter
- Van Halen
The band’s sound was defined by:
- strong rhythmic drive
- powerful lead vocals
- tight instrumental execution
- polished, professional production
Live Performances
Rock Addix performed across major venues in the Phoenix metro area, delivering high‑energy shows supported by a dedicated production team.
Performance Highlights
- full‑scale lighting provided by the band leader
- professional‑grade PA system supplied and operated by bassist Chris Plocinski
- consistent, high‑quality sound reinforcement
- strong crowd engagement and arena‑style stage presence
Production Team
Rock Addix operated with a level of professionalism uncommon for local cover bands.
Key Production Elements
- Lighting Technician: contracted by the band leader
- PA System & Sound Engineering: provided and run by bassist Jim Ham
This ensured:
- reliable sound quality
- consistent show presentation
- smooth load‑ins and setup
Setlist Structure
Rock Addix performed a wide range of classic rock and metal covers, focusing on:
- high‑energy anthems
- crowd‑driven selections
- technically demanding guitar‑driven material
The band’s setlists were crafted to maintain momentum and deliver a full arena‑style experience.
Band History
Rock Addix built a strong reputation in the Phoenix music scene through its professionalism, musicianship, and production quality. The band’s commitment to delivering polished performances set it apart from typical cover acts.
Band Conclusion
Rock Addix concluded when members transitioned into new musical projects and personal commitments. The band’s legacy remains defined by its powerful performances, strong musicianship, and professional production values. Rock Addix ended after lineup changes and shifting priorities made it difficult to continue performing consistently.
Media and Flyers
- Band promo photos
- Flyers and posters
- Live performance shots
- Photos
- Press
- Rehearsal photos
- Venue promotional materials
Discography
Rock Addix was a cover band and did not release original recordings.
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