Unbeknownst to many, for the last several years, Bigbang have been earning a reputation as one of the most surprising and influential bands to hail from Scandinavia. Coming off the heals of Radio Radio TV Sleep (Warner Music, Norway), the best selling live album in Norway’s history, Bigbang returned to the scene again in 2005 with Poetic Terrorism, which quickly shot to Norway’s 1 album slot. Venturing beyond borders, Bigbang began in 2006 to play local gigs and showcases in the U.S. Encouraged by radio support from Steve Jones of Jonesy's Jukebox on Indie103.1 and rave reviews from local media, the boys returned home, only to later play at the Spot ’06 music festival in Denmark, where they caught the ear of music critic and Rolling Stone senior editor David Fricke. Of the band, he wrote: “Led by singer-guitarist Oystein Greni, Bigbang lit the power-pop chime and songwriting of Big Star and late-Eighties R.E.M with the power blues dynamics of Stevie Ray Vaughan's Double Trouble.” Currently Bigbang is finishing up their Summer 2008 Tour in their home country, where they have found the crowds have embraced them yet again with sellout dates across Norway. Turning on a dime they head back to the US to celebrate their first American Record Release entitled, "From Acid To Zen". Within a few days of their triumphant return to Los Angeles, the band will pack up the bus this Fall and hit the road for their first Fall US tour in support of the new album, courtesy of Oglio Entertainment and Greni's own independent label, Grandsport Records. Lookout America, the Rock & Roll is headed your way!