Crooked X are a talented group of 14 year old young rockers from Coweta, Oklahoma. For the last three years they have been banging out their own kick ass rock, inspired by greats such as Metallica, AC/DC and Led Zeppelin. They were discovered on the CBS TV morning show when they submitted a video to “Living Room Live” and came in 2nd. This got the attention of power media strategists and managers Spencer Proffer and Doc McGhee (Kiss, Motley Crue, Bon Jovi) who signed the boys up. They have been honing their live show while opening up for classic rock acts such as Ted Nugent and Kiss as well as playing with hot young shredders such as Black Stone Cherry and Black Tide. Based on the strength of their music, they were initially the only unreleased band to have songs included in the Rock Band game. Spencer and Doc have produced a Special on the band (Start a Band, Rock the World) which will be aired on MTV in October showing how four young boys start a band in their garage - end up in the Rock Band game and open for Kiss in front of 35,000 rabid fans in Stockholm Sweden. The band is currently on the road performing on the NBC Dew tour, select festivals and opening slots. Their first album will be released in a unique MPM marketing and distribution alliance with Capitol/EMI this fall. In addition to all this, they have long term strategic alliances with partners such as MTV and Red Bull and represented for touring by The Agency Group, worldwide. CX are a key marketing driver for Fender Musical Instruments, representing the next generation of rock for their world renown guitar and amp lines.. The band currently has two songs in Rock Band and will have four more downloadable by mid October, when their MTV Special called ‘START A BAND, ROCK THE WORLD’ airs. Spencer, Doc, MTV and Capitol/EMI are planning for CX to represent rock at its most powerful and musical for the next decade and beyond.

Metallica, Black Label Society, AC/DC, Megadeth, Pantera, Led Zepplin, Kiss, Dream Theater, Ted Nugent, Black Stone Cherry, Alice in Chains, Black Sabbath, Jimi Hendrix, Shinedown, Audioslave, and Pink Floyd