Founded in 1986 by Mohr, Squires, and Nevin, Big Head Todd and The Monsters became one of the most popular acts through constant touring. After issuing two popular independent releases on their Big imprint, the band hooked up with Giant Records for the platinum album, Sister Sweetly (1993). The Monsters issued four chart albums on Giant and Warner Bros.. Their formidable reputation rests on their stage performances. Big Head Todd and The Monsters Live was recorded on the fabled H.O.R.D.E. tour. Over the years, the group has developed a close relationship with their fans. Their album, All the Love You Need, was released as a free download, and was snapped up by half a million of The Monsters’ followers. “The quality of the relationship between the band and the fan is the most important aspect of our career,” says Mohr. They released Black Beehive in 2014. Beyond commercial hits, the group boasts unique milestones, including writing “Blue Sky” for the NASA Space Shuttle Discovery crew and their 2023 induction into the Colorado Music Hall of Fame. Having released 12 studio albums, including their acclaimed record Her Way Out, the band operates dynamically through their own independent imprint, Big Records. Today, they remain a premier touring powerhouse, frequently selling out legendary venues like the Red Rocks Amphitheatre and connecting with a multi-generational, fiercely loyal fanbase. They are indeed monsters of the road!