POWER - WORK HARD

There are at least ten acts/bands called Power. The one that is currently the most popular is listed ast #1. 1. Power is a "dirty punk rock & roll band" hailing from Melbourne, Australia, and recording for the In The Red label. Albums: Electric Glitter Boogie (2017) and Turned On (2018). 2. Power is a Hungarian Heavy/Power Metal band. Their first full lenght album released in 2013 with the title of "Tükrök". 3. Power is a 1990s power metal band from New Jersey, NY, United States. A single release in 1996, 'Justice of Fire' on Rock the Nation. 4. Power is also a hardcore band from Bremerton, Wa., United States. 5. POWER is a creative collective originally from Detroit, MI, United States. Spearheaded by siblings Jax and Seth Anderson, POWER’s main goal is to inspire anyone and everyone wanting and willing to pursue a path less followed. Though they write, record and produce every song they create, POWER believes their product is not their own. 6. Power is a progressive rock project by CJ Stevens. 7. Power is a hardcore punk band from Kiel, Germany. Also known as Kraft. 8. Power is a hardcore 'youth crew' from Barcelona, Spain. 9. Power is a hardcore band from Oakland, CA, United States. Ex-members of Annihilation Time, California Love and STD. 10. Power is "Blackend Death Rock n Roll" from Pennsylvania, United States. 11. Power evolved from the hard rock act Highbrow. Power's line-up at this time comprised of vocalist Björn Jansson, guitarist Christopher Ståhl, bassist Marcel Jacob, keyboardist Patrik Applegren and drummer Zepp Ugard. Bass player Marcel left to join Yngwie Malmsteen and was replaced by Peter Olson, a former member of Force (pre-Europe). Zepp also joined Malmsteen and was replaced by Jari Katila. They released 2 singles: "Lyin' And Teasin' / Heal My Heart" (1986) and "Danger / Love Ain't Meant Forever" (1987). Power split in 1990 despite interest from some major labels. Jansson joined Racketeer, Ståhl played guitar on the debut Talisman album whilst Applegren joined Treat. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.