Saints & Sinners

Rock Group Reignites Classic Hard Rock Vibes

Saints & Sinners is a Canadian hard rock band that was formed in 1991. The band was a short-lived project that featured notable members such as Rick Hughes on vocals, who was previously the frontman for the metal band Sword, and guitarist Stephane Dufour. They released their self-titled debut album "Saints & Sinners" in 1992, which included the hit single "Walk That Walk." The album was produced by well-known producer Aldo Nova and included contributions from Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora. Despite the promising start and the experience of its members, Saints & Sinners disbanded shortly after the release of their debut due to the changing musical landscape and the rise of grunge, which overshadowed many hard rock acts of that era.