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There are three bands called Venice: 1. Venice was started in 1977 by cousins Michael and Kipp Lennon. Michael's brother Mark joined the band in 1978, followed by Kipp's brother Pat in 1980. Their music has been described as the "Southern California sound of the 1970s" in the vein of the Eagles and Crosby, Stills and Nash. Venice is quite popular in The Netherlands and have toured there multiple times. The members of Venice are: Kipp Lennon - lead vocals Mark Lennon - lead vocals Michael Lennon - electric & acoustic guitar, vocals Pat Lennon - electric & acoustic guitar,...

For a project just over a year old, it’s been quite a successful few months for the Leeds native. Riding high at the forefront of the Disco House revival, he gained huge online popularity for his edits and remixes (helping him to become one of the most blogged artists early in 2010) which led to signing singles to Strictly Rhythm & Dust Traxx, remixing Grum and James Talk & Ridney. Add to this numerous international tours, so far it’s been a big year for Ghosts Of Venice and there is yet more to come. .

Hailing from Athens, GA, the five-piece Venice Is Sinking specializes in lush, anthemic orchestral pop with occasional dalliances into both the Americana and experimental. Venice Is Sinking makes songs about moving out, breaking up, moving on, and dead pets. Sorry About The Flowers is the band’s first full-length; it is scheduled for release in Spring 2006 on the One Percent Press label. Venice Is Sinking has existed since the mid-90s, when guitarist/singer Daniel Lawson and a friend from New York, Kevin J. O'Neill Jr., began trading 4-track tapes in the mail. The first Venice Is Sinking “album” came out in...