Ten cent revenge

Growing up on 70s & 80s hard rock, Greg Turner spent his time at local record stores seeking new bands' music that became his influences for his writing and playing style. Citing Cheap Trick, Motley Crue and KISS as his early influences, Greg began playing guitar at age 15. After witnessing a Motley Crue concert, he switched to bass, being influenced by the rhythmic qualities of the instrument, and also the showmanship of bassists such as Nikki Sixx, Pete Way and later on, Sean Yseult (White Zombie), and Duff McKagan (Guns N Roses).  Greg's style is simple, yet tight with the kick and snare drum, creating a bottom end that compliments the song, and showcases the front players. A team player, Greg is about the importance of the song structure, with writing, recording and producing skills he’s honed in his 2520 Recording Studio since the early 2000s, where he’s engineered and produced multiple albums and projects for clients, along with the first two Ten Cent Revenge EP's. Greg’s previous projects Mushroom Bruize and Saints of Lust gained him veteran status on all stage sizes, from small to arena-sized stages with Creed, Rob Halford, Ratt, Buckcherry, Powerman 5000, Tantric, Bulletboys, LA Guns, Saliva, Nashville Pussy, and Faster Pussycat among many others. Greg is endorsed through Fernandes and Minarik Guitars, along with Aurora strings, Sound Synergies, and Bullet Amplification. His live rig is primarily Genz Benz and Ampeg.

Born and raised in Nebraska, Josh Decker discovered Rock n’ Roll at a young age and has been performing in bands since he was eight years old. Taking inspiration initially from country groups he grew up hearing on radio like Brooks & Dunn, Alabama, and Lonestar, he was introduced to Aerosmith and from then on, everything changed. Since putting together his first group in elementary school, he has opened for artists as numerous and diverse as Buckcherry, Puddle of Mudd, Sister Hazel, Faster Pussycat, Molly Hatchet, Powerman5000, Pop Evil, Saving Abel, and countless others. His songs have appeared in a number of independent films and his passion for live performance has taken him to the Whisky A Go Go for a show with Tantric, a University festival with pop singer Bazzi, and innumerable venues across the Midwest. After relocating to Phoenix, Arizona, he co-founded Ten Cent Revenge with bandmate Greg Turner, where he is the lead singer, guitarist and keyboardist.  Drawing heavily on his classic rock inspirations, particularly that of Aerosmith, Alice Cooper, and Black Oak Arkansas, Josh’s songwriting often contains a bluesy-hard rock edge that instills a sense of groove in the music. He is heavily influenced as a frontman by Jim Dandy and Robin Zander from Cheap Trick, and his live performances often bring comparisons to Sebastian Bach.  

Jake Victor has been playing drums since he was very young, working his way through School of Rock and graduating to an instructor at the music center in the Midwest. The intricacy of his drumming is reminiscent of old school metal groups such as Metallica and Iron Maiden, with Nicko McBrain being Jake's top influence. Jake is a precise, hard hitting drummer that drives the rhythm section of Ten Cent Revenge.

Jeff Ryan first picked up the guitar at 5 years old. Citing KISS as his most influential act to inspire him, Jeff's unique style and stage presence has been described as a mix of Richie Faulkner (Judas Priest) & Marty Friedman (Megadeth, Cacophony).Jeff brings an intense energy to the stage and studio, with precise rhythms and outstanding lead work that along side Josh Decker, brings a formidable dual guitar attack to the Ten Cent Revenge sound.