The Lance Romance Band first rode out of Enumclaw, Washington in 1971. Originally named Lance Romance and The Three Minute Boogie, the band, with Larry Pigott on bass, J.C. Reick at the keyboards and drummer Keith Parmenter, performed in venues as diverse as The Little Bear in Evergreen, Colorado and Gator McCluskey's at Hauser Lake, Idaho until the death of lead singer J.D. Story in 1974
Lance Romance, as the band was known with lead singer Ron Kincaid, played in such places as The Rainbow in Seattle, Washington, Washboard Willie's in Spokane, Washington and The Palomino in Los Angeles, California and performed with artists such as Asleep At The Wheel, Commander Cody And The Lost Planet Airmen, The Mission Mountain Wood Band, The New Riders Of The Purple Sage and JJ Cale until 1983.
In 1998, The Lance Romance Band was born again when lead singer Bobby Englebert joined the original members Pigott, Reick and Parmenter to bring over 100 years of musical experience to the group.
Bobby Englebert, easily one of the top five singers in the Northwest, gives The Lance Romance Band enormous versatility, doing a wide range of music, from Steve Miller to Hank Williams.
JJ Cale gave The Lance Romance Band a rave review as one of the best bands ever to open a concert for him. Not many bands anywhere can say they have been together and successful for over 30 years.
The Lance Romance Band can.
