The rock-n-roll revival has begun and MAX CADY has risen from the dead. Turns out he’s alive, well, living in the Lone Star state, and inhabiting the bodies of singer-guitarist Justin Moore, bassist Pablo Xiques, guitarist Jeff Biehler, and drummer Nathan Leininger.

Formed in March 2003 after splitting off from other prominent, long-time Dallas bands, MAX CADY has come back for one purpose only. Rock-n-roll. “In the beginning, we set out to play loud, fast, Gibson / Marshall rock-n-roll… and that’s exactly what we’re doing... and will continue to do." says singer-guitarist Justin Moore.

MAX CADY’s high-energy, hit ‘em hard, bleeding-one-song-into-another philosophy during their blistering live set has fans throughout the Southwest and Midwest pumping their fists, raising their devil horns and begging for more.

Locally, MAX CADY has earned the primary support slot for the 10,000-strong sold-out Toadies reunion show at the 2006 Dallas Observer / 102.1 The Edge St. Patrick's Day parade, as primary support for rock legends Blue Oyster Cult at the sold-out 93.3 The Bone Birthday Bash, as well as a performance at the Sportsradio 1310 AM The Ticket's Ticketstock 2005, after taking home the grand prize in a metroplex-wide battle of the bands. Max Cady also earned a Spot on the Kevin Says, Hop Topic Stage at the Vans Warped Tour in 2005.

With nearly 200 shows under their belt, MAX CADY has shared the stage with national touring acts such as: Andrew WK, Blue Oyster Cult, Nashville Pussy, Fu Manchu, Local H, The Breeders, Deadboy and The Elephant Men, Vendetta Red, Danko Jones, The Fags, The Queers, Supagroup, Valient Thorr, Har Mar Superstar, Throw Rag and Vaux. MAX CADY is also proud to have shared the stage with many other Texas greats, including Toadies, Hagfish, Burden Brothers, Baboon, The Riverboat Gamblers, Vallejo, Broken Teeth, The Feds, Speedealer and Honky.

In January of 2005, MAX CADY released their debut album, Tonight Alive, on singer-guitarist Justin Moore's upstart label Sidearm Entertainment. Tonight Alive was recorded at Last Beat Studios in Dallas, TX, with engineer/co-producer Paul Williams (Polyphonic Spree, Flickerstick, Burden Brothers).

MAX CADY's sophmore release, Gun Crime, was recorded in November 2006, in Farmer's Branch, TX at Artisan Studios and is set to be released on September 18, 2007. This highly anticipated release is to be followed by a national tour. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.