Gone For Good is part of the new crop of bands erupting out of the Connecticut music scene. Unlike many modern bands, however, Gone For Good possess various qualities that would be hard-pressed to find in any singular band. The band boasts a modern sound with classic overtones, taking cues from every decade of rock’n’roll - from early Doors to the dominant era of James Brown to the swinging sounds of Stray Cats to the nerd-rock of Weezer and the modern thump of Queens Of The Stone Age - and blend them into their own alternative sound.

The band formed in the fall of 2006 after playing in various local bands for the better part of a decade. After playing a gig with a band that featured drummer Josh Leece, guitarist/vocalist Nicholas T. Johns and bassist/vocalist Ryan Perkins decided that they wanted Leece in their band. A handle of Southern Comfort later, Leece agreed and Gone For Good was born.

The band released their debut self-titled EP last December and are playing in support of that release. They will hit the studio in 2008 to work on their full length debut. In the meantime, they will be touring throughout the Northeast and making festival appearances this summer.