After grabbing the Rock world’s attention in 2007, New Generation Superstars continue to work hard with consistency, perseverance and enthusiasm which are gaining them accolades worldwide.

Built upon a solid foundation, the Nottingham based band has mastered their craft with anthemic chorus, crunching guitar riffs, with thundering bass lines and drums.

Hailed worldwide by Rock fans and Media critics alike, NGS capture the reason why, in their debut album “Crash Course in Rock n Roll”. Laid down in a record 4 DAYS! With Grammy Award Nominated Producer Alan Smyth (Arctic Monkeys).

Relentless touring with many home grown and international acts over the past 2 years has led to the band jointly playing sold out shows at the Mean Fiddler (London), Underworld (London) and Nottingham Rock City. A triumphant set at the Rock and Blues Festival (2007) to 15,000 Rock fans, and the Hard Rock Hell Festival (Minehead) and an invitation to play the prestigious City Showcase in London has also brought much deserved attention.

2007 saw Kerrang! Magazine award a KKKKK live review, and naming them “Serious hope for British rock!’, and further praise in late 2007.

NGS were approached after a worldwide competition by Classic Rock Magazine, to feature on the "Sons of Guns 2" cover CD, and a likened to "Vintage Guns 'n' Roses, with the melodies of The Wildhearts" and "Ones to watch out for!"(June 2007).

The bands' debut album released in September 2007, has seen NGS attracting worldwide attention and glowing reviews with distribution and sales in the UK and countries such as Japan, Finland, Spain, Italy and the USA.

With a style that has attracted fans from all walks of life and tastes in all genres of music, New Generation Superstars are continuously forging a following on the worldwide web, with major hits on official band sites, a strong presence on social networking sites, Forums and even unofficial fan pages dedicated to the band.

User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL.