Rocking With Jam Man Talks With Liliac

Rocking With Jam Man Talks With Liliac about what is like being in band with your brothers in sisters, how they got their start, their rise to fame, their new album Queen of Hearts, and the re vamped Chain of Thorns , how they pick their covers, playing with rock legends like Vinny Appice , America’s Got Talent, Santa Monica Pier and The Lost Boys, and what is next for them

5-piece Los Angeles-based, family Rock/Metal band, “Liliac” has sparked the world by storm. This female-fronted band consisting of all siblings’ ages 12-21 has brought a unique and fresh sound they call “Vamp Metal”. Lead vocalist, Melody (18), with her raspy-powerful voice; Lead guitarist, Samuel (21), with his skillful-effortless guitars; Drummer, Abigail (20), with her solid-thunderous drums; Bassist, Ethan (13), with his rich-thick bass; Keyboardist, Justin (12), with his passionate-polished keys; is what makes this band so incredible and catches the eyes of millions. Liliac, which means “bat” in Romanian, not only, has a unique meaning but also a unique story.

Their father, seeing the talent in all five kids, envisioned the band. Giving each of them instruments to learn, they started out street performing on the Santa Monica pier, every weekend, for many years. Building their confidence and honing their craft, Liliac would gather large crowds interested in watching this family perform. Little did they know they would become a young music sensation…

They began covering famous/popular rock and metal songs, which went viral on all social media platforms. Which soon led them being on national television on a competition show called “World’s Best” on CBS. Soon there after, they began writing hook-heavy original material with their father producing and recording in his home studio. They released their first EP “Chain of Thorns” in 2019, which hit #1 on Amazon’s Best Seller for Rock Music Charts. In the summer of 2019, their first North American tour consisting of 40 dates brought in thousands of fans and sold-out shows, which was a huge success for the band.