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Johnny Bacolas

Johnny Bacolas (born March 3, 1969) is an American musician, producer, and songwriter best known as the bassist and co-founder of the rock band and the world fusion ensemble The Rumba Kings. A first-generation Greek-American raised in , Bacolas has maintained a multifaceted career spanning , grunge-adjacent rock, and multicultural , often emphasizing his Mediterranean heritage in his productions and compositions. Bacolas began performing in the local music scene during his teenage years in the , co-founding the band alongside drummer and featuring a young —later the iconic vocalist of —on lead vocals. The group played covers and originals at high school events and small venues, marking Bacolas' early immersion in the Pacific Northwest's burgeoning rock community before disbanded in 1987. Throughout the early , he continued collaborating with Bergstrom and other musicians, including temporary stints that intersected with the pre-grunge era's key figures. In 1990, Bacolas and Bergstrom re-formed the band as its core rhythm section, recruiting vocalist Travis Bracht and guitarist Taft to create a heavier, sound influenced by the local scene. The band signed with following a competitive bidding war in 1996, releasing their major-label debut , Second Coming, in 1998, which included singles like "Soft" and "Vintage Eyes" that received radio play and exposure. Bacolas contributed bass, production elements, and songwriting to the record, solidifying his reputation as a versatile player in the late-1990s landscape. The group toured extensively but faced lineup changes and industry challenges, leading to an independent follow-up , 13, in 2003, before going on hiatus. Shifting toward more eclectic and culturally rooted sounds in the , Bacolas co-founded The Rumba Kings in June 2015 with guitarist , whom he discovered performing at a local . As bassist, producer, and musical director, Bacolas drives the band's fusion of Latin rhythms, Mediterranean melodies, , and world percussion, drawing from his background to infuse tracks with , , and Balkan elements. The ensemble quickly gained a following in the , releasing the double album The Instrumental and Vocal Sessions, Vol. I in 2017—recorded in Bacolas' studio—and Whispers of Passion in 2024, both praised for their vibrant live energy and escapist appeal. In addition to performing at festivals and wine events, Bacolas handles and management for the band, continuing to perform and record in as of 2025.

Personal background

Early life

Johnny Bacolas was born on March 3, 1969, in , Washington. Raised in the city, he grew up immersed in its vibrant cultural landscape. Of heritage, his early years were shaped by this background in a diverse urban setting. Bacolas first developed a passion for music at a young age, influenced by the sounds around him in . At 12 years old, he received his first and immediately gravitated toward , practicing and exploring the genre on his own. During his adolescence, he engaged with Seattle's emerging local music scene, attending shows and absorbing the energetic atmosphere of the city's and venues, which fueled his growing interest before any formal group involvement.

Family and cultural influences

Johnny Bacolas is a first-generation of Greek descent, born to immigrant parents in , . His father, George Bacolas (May 5, 1932 – December 23, 2005), was born in , , and immigrated to the , settling in Seattle at age 28 where he built a career as a , including owning Giorgios Restaurant on University Way for two decades. His mother, Patricia Bacolas, has worked as an artist. He has a younger brother, Timmy Bacolas. Bacolas's familial roots have instilled a deep connection to Greek culture, which continues to influence his musical identity and production endeavors. This heritage manifests in his incorporation of Greek musical elements, such as the bouzouki, and in collaborations with Greek artists, including producing albums for the Greek metal band .

Musical career

Early bands: Sleze and (1984–1987)

Johnny Bacolas co-founded the glam metal band in 1984 in Seattle, Washington, serving as one of the lead guitarists alongside Zoli Semanate, with drummer James Bergstrom and bassist Byron Hansen completing the initial lineup. The group, composed of high school students, focused on covering popular glam and heavy metal acts such as Mötley Crüe and during their early practices and rehearsals. In 1985, at the age of 16, Layne Staley joined Sleze as the lead vocalist, encouraged by his stepbrother Ken Elmer to pursue singing over drumming. Bacolas, who also played bass at times, helped shape the band's sound through various lineup adjustments, including a temporary departure to jam with another group before rejoining. Under Staley's tenure, Sleze performed their first shows, including a notable high school gig at Lakeside School in Seattle where they covered Armored Saint's "False Alarm." By late 1985 or early 1986, underwent further evolution, streamlining to a core lineup of Staley on vocals, Bacolas on guitar and bass, on guitar, and Bergstrom on drums. The band rebranded as around this period, drawing the name from a casual at a party between Bacolas and Russ Klatt, the singer of local band Slaughter Haus 5; Klatt suggested "Alice in Chains" as a provocative concept for a group featuring a female singer bound in chains, loosely inspired by Alice in Wonderland imagery, though the band softened it to "N'" to tone down the connotation amid concerns from parents and promoters. As , they played multiple live shows in Seattle-area clubs, honing their glam-influenced style and recording a pair of demo tapes that showcased original material alongside covers. The band disbanded amicably in 1987 after internal shifts and the members' pursuit of other opportunities, with Bacolas and the others granting Staley permission to adapt the name for his subsequent project. This early collaboration marked Bacolas's entry into the music scene and laid foundational influences for the era, particularly through the enduring legacy of the "Alice in Chains" moniker.

Formation of Second Coming (1993–1996)

Following a period of hiatus after his time in early Seattle bands, Johnny Bacolas reunited with longtime collaborator and drummer in 1993 to form the core of . The duo soon recruited vocalist Travis Bracht, previously of the Seattle band Peace and Silence, and guitarist Dudley Taft, formerly of Sweet Water, completing the lineup for their rock sound. Second Coming independently released their debut album L.O.V.Evil. in 1994 through the small label Red Rocket Records. The record featured a notable guest vocal performance by frontman on the track "It's Coming After," reflecting Staley's close friendship with Bacolas from their shared music scene roots. In the band's early days, promotional activities centered on local performances at venues like the Fenix Underground, where Staley occasionally joined onstage, fostering connections within the community and attracting attention from major labels ahead of future opportunities.

Second Coming (1996–2008)

Following the completion of their self-titled album on the independent Timestyle label, Second Coming attracted significant interest from major record companies through demo recordings, culminating in a signing with in 1998 after a competitive bidding process. The album, featuring Bacolas on bass and contributing to production alongside Kelly Gray, was reissued and distributed by on September 22, 1998, marking the band's major-label debut. In support of the release, Second Coming embarked on a tour across the , including opening slots for stoner rock acts and Far in August and September 1998. The band maintained its core rhythm section of Bacolas on and James Bergstrom on drums, with vocalist Travis Bracht and guitarist Taft rounding out the lineup during this commercial push. By 2001, internal shifts emerged as Taft departed the group to pursue other projects, leading to his replacement by guitarist Eric Snyder; this change coincided with the band's separation from after fulfilling their contract with one album. Bacolas remained a steady presence on , helping guide the band through a transitional phase of independent production with returning engineer Kelly Gray. The group entered a hiatus shortly thereafter, limiting live performances and recordings amid evolving personal and musical dynamics. Second Coming resumed sporadic activity in the mid-2000s, self-releasing the album 13 in 2003 on their TimeStyle imprint, distributed via Caroline, while Bacolas continued handling bass duties. The band contributed a remixed track, "Great Big Sleep," to the soundtrack for the film The Midnight Meat Train in 2008, after which it officially disbanded following years of intermittent efforts.

Other projects (2009–2014)

Following the dissolution of Second Coming in 2008, Bacolas engaged in several collaborative and production efforts that explored and styles during a period of transition. He continued his involvement with The Crying Spell, where he contributed and production work on tracks such as "Whore for You" and "Suicide Woman" for their 2008 album Through Hell to Heaven, extending into live performances in 2009, including a rendition of "Another World" at in . He departed the group early in 2010 to pursue independent projects. In 2010, Bacolas joined Lotus Crush as bassist for several shows and recordings, collaborating with vocalist , guitarist Peter Klett, and drummer on material. His contributions appear on tracks like "Black Hole Heart," a that highlighted the band's grungy guitar-driven sound blended with upbeat rhythms. Bacolas also ventured into production during this time, reflecting his Greek heritage through work on culturally rooted tracks. In December 2011, he produced, engineered, and co-directed the music video for a remake of the Greek classic "To Agalma," releasing it as a that fused traditional elements with modern arrangement. The following year, in May 2012, he produced and arranged a of George Michael's "" featuring vocalist Tiger Budbill, a contestant from US (2011), emphasizing smooth pop influences in a studio release.

The Rumba Kings (2015–present)

In June 2015, Johnny Bacolas co-founded The Rumba Kings with guitarist and songwriter in , after a multi-year search for the right collaborator. The band quickly established itself as a genre-defying ensemble, blending rumba-inspired rhythms with Latin, Mediterranean, and influences to create a romantic and passionate sound driven by nylon-string guitars. Bacolas plays a central role in the group as , , musical , and songwriter, while also managing operations and handling videography for their projects. The Rumba Kings built their catalog steadily, releasing their debut double album, The Instrumental and Vocal Sessions, Vol. I, in February 2018, followed by the sophomore release The Instrumental Sessions, Vol. II in June 2019; both were produced and engineered by Bacolas. In early 2020, as the COVID-19 pandemic began, the band issued singles such as "Mirame" (featuring Natalis) in February and "Den Tha Se Ksehaso" later that year, maintaining momentum through digital platforms despite live show disruptions. Their most recent project, the double album Whispers of Passion, arrived on September 21, 2024, showcasing a mix of instrumental and vocal tracks that highlight the band's evolving fusion style. The group has sustained an active presence through live performances, emphasizing theatrical elements and collaborations to enhance their emotionally charged shows. Notable appearances often feature special guests like the Arcobaleno Strings quartet, adding string arrangements to pieces performed at venues such as The Triple Door in and the Edmonds Center for the Arts. These concerts, including sold-out runs in 2023 and 2025, underscore the band's growth and commitment to immersive, audience-engaging experiences.

Discography

With Second Coming

Johnny Bacolas served as bassist on 's debut album L.O.V.E.vil., an independent release issued on June 16, 1994, by Red Rocket Records. The band, with Bacolas contributing to songwriting and co-production alongside vocalist Maxi ( Holt), crafted a grunge-influenced sound across eight tracks, including the notable "It's Coming After," which features guest vocals from singer . This album marked the group's early output before lineup shifts, emphasizing raw, Seattle-scene energy without major label support. The band's self-titled second album, , arrived on September 22, 1998, via ' Timestyle imprint, with Bacolas again on . Produced by Dudley Taft and Kelly Gray, the record expanded to 13 tracks, blending and elements with orchestral touches arranged by B.C. Smith. Key singles included "Soft" and "Vintage Eyes," which received promotional radio play and highlighted the band's shift toward more polished, radio-friendly arrangements compared to their debut. The band's third studio album, 13, was released in 2003 on TimeStyle Records, with Bacolas on bass.) Produced by Kelly Gray, it featured 13 tracks continuing the style. Additional releases tied to the 1998 encompass promotional materials and singles. The "Soft / Unknown Rider" 7-inch single was issued in 1998 by , showcasing dual tracks from the album. A CD promo single for "Soft" followed the same year, while "Vintage Eyes" appeared as a 1999 CD promo single. also distributed a 1998 cassette tour sampler featuring album excerpts to support live promotion. These efforts underscored Bacolas's foundational role in the band's major-label era output.

With The Rumba Kings

Bacolas served as and for The Rumba Kings' debut double-disc , The Instrumental and Vocal Sessions, Vol. I, released on February 17, 2018, via The Rumba Kings Recordings in digital and CD formats. The features a blend of tracks and vocal performances with guest artists such as Rustam Samigullin, highlighting Bacolas's in crafting Mediterranean and Latin-influenced rhythms. The follow-up, The Instrumental Sessions, Vol. II, arrived in June 2019 as an all-instrumental collection of original compositions, with Bacolas again handling bass duties and production, available on platforms and CD through The Kings Recordings. This release emphasized Bacolas's role in intricate arrangements without vocals, focusing on global elements. During the 2020 pandemic era, The Kings issued several singles featuring Bacolas's bass and production work, including "Dance with Me" (feat. Natalis) and "Mirame" (feat. Natalis), both released digitally in mid-2020 via The Kings Recordings, alongside "Den Tha Se Ksehaso." These tracks incorporated romantic Mediterranean vocals and Latin twists, with Natalis's collaborations adding vibrant guest features. In September 2024, the band released the double-disc album Whispers of Passion, a 18-track collection produced and engineered by Bacolas, who also provided throughout, distributed digitally on platforms like and under The Rumba Kings Recordings. The album includes notable guest vocalists such as Nika on "," showcasing Bacolas's full production credits in blending passionate , , and contemporary sounds.

Other contributions

In the mid-1980s, Bacolas contributed to the early demos of and its successor , playing guitar and bass alongside vocalist . The 1986 demo, recorded during the band's phase, featured tracks such as "Lip Lock Rock" and "Fat Girls," showcasing Bacolas's foundational role in the group's raw, high-energy sound. Following the name change to in 1986, Bacolas participated in Demo #1 that year, which included songs like "Lip Lock Rock," "Fat Girls," "Over the Edge," "Greatest Hits," and "Music Bank," with Staley on vocals. In 1987, he appeared on the band's second demo, contributing to tracks including "," "Ya Yeah Ya," "Glamorous Girls," "Don't Be Satisfied," "," and "," before the group's dissolution. During the late 2000s and early , Bacolas provided bass support for side projects beyond his primary bands. He served as a full-time for The Crying Spell from 2006 to 2010, playing on their 2008 album Through Hell to Heaven, which blended with introspective lyrics across its tracks. In 2010, Bacolas joined Lotus Crush as for live performances and their debut album Half Light Morning, released in 2011 on Fontana Records, where he provided lines for all songs, including the "Black Hole Heart," supporting vocalist Terry McDermott's emotive delivery amid grunge-influenced riffs. Bacolas expanded into production work in the 2010s, leveraging his experience to helm select recordings. In 2011, he produced, engineered, and co-directed the video for the Greek classic "To Agalma," featuring vocalist Giorgos Sarris, updating the traditional melody with elements. The following year, in May 2012, he produced a remake of George Michael's "" featuring X Factor US contestant Tiger Budbill on and vocals, emphasizing a soulful, contemporary . These efforts highlighted Bacolas's versatility in bridging genres and eras, though no additional major guest appearances or compilations involving him were released through 2025.

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