The Flashbulb Fires, a group of fresh-faced independent rockers based out of Denver will perform this Tuesday, March 2, at Johnson City’s Hideaway, 235 E. Main St., starting at 7 p.m. On their debut album “Glory,” Flashbulb Fires displays some musical chops that are guaranteed to ignite a flame that won’t be easily extinguished. They’ve picked up some serious name recognition, having launched a tour that takes them all across the country, and in Tuesday’s performance they’ll share the stage with “Feel Good Hit of the Year” and “Old Salute.” Admission is $6.

The group is comprised of four members, Patrick McGuire on acoustic guitar and lead vocals; Michael James on electric guitar and vocals; Tyler Reschke on bass and vocals; and Chris Sturniolo on drums and vocals. The group is sure to bring a new sound to Johnson City’s Hideaway. Flashbulb Fires presents a relaxed vibe to the rock genre, with a fusion of musical flair that creates a melting pot of sound. From the driving, original beats, to the soothing vocals, and meaningful lyrics, the group brings a host of brand new musical flavors to the scene.

Their musical flair has been inspired by a list of influences as diverse as their voices, from Ella Fitzgerald, to Death Cab, Nirvana, Pedro the Lion, Grizzly Bear, Radiohead and Broken Social Scene.

With such a host of incredible groups influencing their style, it should come as no surprise that the resulting sound is an eclectic combination of arresting melodies.

For more information on Flashbulb Fires and their ongoing tour, visit www.FlashbulbFires.com or www.MySpace.com/FlashbulbFires.

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