The Company Band is a supergroup that brings together an eclectic mix of musicians from various corners of the rock music world. Formed in 2007, the group consists of vocalist Neil Fallon from the rock band Clutch, guitarist James A. Rota from Fireball Ministry, bassist Brad Davis from Fu Manchu, drummer Jess Margera from CKY, and guitarist Dave Bone. Despite the members' commitments to their primary bands, The Company Band has carved out its niche by creating music that is a unique blend of hard rock, metal, and a touch of southern rock influence.

With their self-titled EP "Sign Here, Here, and Here" debuting in 2008, The Company Band established a sound that appealed to fans of their respective bands while also drawing in new listeners with their bluesy grooves and commanding hooks. Their 2009 full-length self-titled debut, "The Company Band," was met with positive reviews, further cementing their presence in the rock genre. Followed by the 2012 EP "Pros & Cons," the group showcased their ability to continually deliver powerful riffs and memorable melodies. While not frequently touring due to their main projects, The Company Band's occasional releases and performances are a treat for rock aficionados longing for the supergroup's gritty, no-nonsense rock 'n' roll.