POWER, melodic hard rock band from Los Angeles
Arena rock built on the Hollywood clubs of the '80s. Back together and still loud.

The story
1988 to nowPOWER is a melodic hard rock band from Los Angeles. It started in 1988 as a songwriting partnership between guitarist Shaun Skillin and singer Greg Edelman, with bassist Greg Bier joining right as the band took shape.
The band played the Hollywood clubs at the height of the Strip and in 1991 was voted best band on the Strip. In 1992 the members stepped back to raise their families. Twenty years later the founders got back in a room, brought in guitarist Joel Ellis and drummer Michael Svoboda, and made the comeback album Restored.
- 1988
Shaun Skillin and Greg Edelman start writing. Greg Bier joins on bass.
- 1991
Voted best band on the Strip.
- 1992
The band goes on hiatus.
- 2012
The founders reunite.
- 2016
Restored comes out and POWER is back on stage.
- 2017
"America" video premieres on the 4th of July.
The band
Five players, one sound
Greg Edelman

Shaun Skillin

Greg Bier

Joel Ellis

Michael Svoboda
Original lineup, 1988 to 1992: Greg Edelman, Shaun Skillin, Greg Bier, Tony Phillips (drums) and Larry Town (keyboards). Meet the band
Music
Records & videoRestored
The comeback record, now being remixed and remastered for a re-release.
About the album Music video · July 4, 2017America
The band's first music video. Watch it on the videos page.
Watch Next album · In progressShocker
About 90% finished. The next POWER record.
What we knowStreaming on Spotify, Apple Music and Amazon Music is being restored. Links will appear here soon.
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More from POWER
History
From the Sunset Strip in 1988 to the comeback. The full story, with photos from the archive.

In memory of Shaun
Founding guitarist Shaun Skillin, 1964–2024, and the "Any World" tribute.

Photos
Live shots, flyers, the studio and the early days.

Shows
Where POWER has played, and where it's playing next.
