Dinosaur Jones

Welcome back to our blog, this being #2. We are pleased that things are looking to be progressing with regard to rehearsals and live performance. We are looking to perform this summer if things go according to plan. We are mainly practicing at home in isolation and writing an abundance of songs that we are likely to filter into an extended live set and some of which may make it onto future releases. You can catch up with our releases to date via our Spotify page and our various links on Linktree . Dinosaur Jones @Spotify. With things as they are right now, we have little to feed back to you guys. But that gives us an opportunity to hear from you.  What are your thoughts on Dinosaur Jones?  On The release of The Honey EP? On our online presence?  Etc. Please do give your feedback in the comment section below. It's great to see who is out there and what you are thinking. So, looking forward, we have the potential for live gigs beginning, hopefully, June/July time. We are br...

First of all, welcome to this, our first blog for the band. It's been a busy month for us, despite the lockdown. We have been on the wireless with interviews, courtesy of Matt Black of Hangover Hill and receiving airplay for the title track of our EP, Honey as well as She's My Girl, which was released for Valentine's Day. This may lead us to our bloopers department, with this clip from 'When things go wrong' section.  She's My Girl goes wrong!!  In session 2020 at Blue Line Studios, Bournemouth.  It is a notable #jonesfact that Dinosaur Jones, being a 3 piece, has no bass player. We consist of Paul Williams on drums and Nick Wellstead and Ian Lory playing guitar. This is even more of a point of interest due to the fact that both Nick and Ian played bass in their previous incarnations.  Nick's guitar set up, again an interesting fact, is made up with a guitar that uses only 4 strings. (Pics to follow, I'm sure). But the brutal sound that emerges from his ...