WESTWORLD formed in 1998 by vocalist Tony Harnell and guitarist Mark Reale.

Comprised of members of TNT, Riot, Danger Danger and Rainbow, the quartet is an
undeniable musical powerhouse. 

In 1999 WestWorld released their self-titled debut on Spitfire Records. The band's stellar musicianship and undeniably catchy, hook laden material earned them rave reviews and accolades from fans and critics alike. While the band actually began life as a side project for it's four main members (keyboardist / violinist Mark Wood often guests with the band), things have slowly but surely evolved over time. 

"WestWorld has been a band from the day we finished tracking the first album," says Harnell. "People can't always seem to see that but hopefully they'll realize it soon enough and we won't have to clarify this anymore, haha." With Skin being a darker and moodier effort than its predecessor, WestWorld is stretching themselves more, both musically and lyrically.

Combining the best elements of the last three decades of music, the band bridges the gap between Led Zeppelin and Soundgarden to a note.

Since its inception in 1998, WestWorld has performed shows throughout the New York area, in Los Angeles, as well as a tour in Japan and the ZRock festival show in England in 2002.

Studio albums:

Westworld (1999)
Skin (2000)
Cyberdreams (2002)
Live in the Flesh [Live] [Import]

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Revised: November, 2009

Members of West World
1998-2002

Mark Reale - Guitar
Tony Harnell - Vocals
Bruno Ravel - Bass
John O'Reilly - Drums

Josh Pincus – keyboards
Mark Wood – electric violin