Formed in 1992 in an old Coroner’s office, Up Spook Hill took almost a full year to hone their act. This dedication to perfecting their craft has paid great dividends. As talk circulated about Up Spook Hill they exploded onto the scene, drawing the attention of club owners and booking agents throughout the southeast. Within four months the band has transformed into a regional touring act. By years end their stage antics and professionalism had left fans begging for more. This success is keeping booking agencies on their toes meeting the demand for the group. As the band’s fan base constantly expands, Up Spook Hill has opened new markets in the northeast and midwest. Often times out drawing more established national acts.

Determined that hard work and dedication are the keys to the band’s success, Up Spook Hill have overcome sickness, equipment failure and various other mishaps, still refusing to cancel any shows, even going so far as to tow their vehicle to a show rather than canceling. Up Spook Hill will do everything in their power to make sure the show goes on.

Its this type of work ethic that makes Up Spook Hill a very convincing band. Their fan dedication is built on the premise that Up Spook Hill gives 120% every show. The success of the group’s self-released CD “Tales From The Underground”, selling out almost instantaneously, prompted Up Spook Hill to release a second CD. The band approached Firehouse Bassist Perry Richardson, who has sat in with the group on various occasions, and asked him about producing another release. As it turned out, Richardson had just helped form the 3930 Music Group. Up Spook Hill would become the debut act on the “3930 Records” label with the release of their CD “The Dead Of Winter”.

Simply put, Up Spook Hill is a heavy hitting, in your face, no holds barred, performance oriented band. Their sound, lights, pyro and outrageous stage antics are all part of a show you won’t soon forget. Up Spook Hill will make you believe.