Brett Scallions

Brett Scallions is best known as the original lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist for the multi-platinum alternative rock band Fuel, transitioning his career across multiple musical projects and retaining a strong presence in the rock music scene. After embarking on his professional music journey in 1993, joining the band Fuel as their original lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist, Brett Scallions went on to front the multi-platinum alternative rock band for over two decades. During his initial tenure with Fuel from 1993 to February 2006, Scallions was central to the release of four major-label albums, including the critically acclaimed ‘Something Like Human,’ which achieved double-platinum status. His distinctive contributions as a singer and songwriter were instrumental in solidifying Fuel’s prominence within the alternative rock genre and yielding a catalog of enduring hits.

Following his departure from Fuel in February 2006, Scallions diversified his musical endeavors, playing bass for both The X’s and Circus Diablo, each resulting in one-album projects supported by subsequent tours. Demonstrating his versatility and vocal prowess, in March 2007, he was selected as the lead singer for Riders on the Storm, a significant project featuring legendary former members of The Doors, Robby Krieger and Ray Manzarek. Scallions also lent his lead vocals to ‘Something to Believe,’ a charity single released by the band Hollow in 2010, further showcasing his collaborative spirit. Scallions returned to Fuel in 2010, reforming the band with new members and releasing the album ‘Puppet Strings’ in 2014.

This highly anticipated new venture has secured a significant release with Virgin Records, underscoring Scallions’ continuous artistic evolution and his sustained, influential presence in the rock music landscape. His consistent ability to launch successful projects and collaborate with industry stalwarts positions him as a continuously bookable and marketable talent.