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Healing Sixes are a rock band from Indianapolis, Indiana. The band consists of Doug Henthorn (vocals, guitar), Eric Saylors (guitar), Wade Parish (drums), and Jeff Stone (bass).

Healing Sixes have been busy in 2008 & 2009 with the release of the deluxe maxi-single "Fine Time" featuring blues virtuoso Joe Bonamassa on guitar [as heard on WFBQ, WTTS, WRZX, WKHY & WLBC]. The band has also been touring playing headlining shows of their own and shows with The Why Store, Todd Rundgren, Night Ranger, The Elms, Hoobastank & more! Healing Sixes' history includes three powerhouse albums [Maple-1998; Enormosound-2002; One Less Friend to Ignore-2007]. Healing Sixes have also released a DVD [Live at Harby's-2008] which captures the band in an intimate, acoustic setting shining light on a side of the band not heard, or seen, too often.

The band was formed in 1998. Past members include Jason Bonham (drums, former Foreigner and most-recent incarnation of Led Zeppelin; is also the son of John Bonham), Jonee G (current bassist for John Mellencamp, former Ted Nugent), Tony Medeiros (drums), Chaz Winzenread (bass).

In 1998, Healing Sixes released its first album Maple and toured with the likes of the Jason Bonham Band. As fate would have it, drummer Parish was injured in a motorcycle accident and soon thereafter Bonham hinted at interest in joining the band, and did. Bonham toured and appears on the Kevin "Caveman" Shirley (Aerosmith, Black Crowes, Journey) produced album Enormosound [2001, Corazong Records]. "Doug's voice is fantastic," says Jason. "They're hungry to play and that's how it's supposed to be." After four years in the line-up, Bonham and Healing Sixes went their separate ways, however, "Jason is still a dear friend. It was a real pleasure working with him. He stays in touch and continues to be a supporter of our band," says Henthorn. Fast forward to 2006, Henthorn made a guest appearance on Bonamassa's album You & Me [2006 Premiere Artists], an album that spent three weeks at #1 on the BillboardTM Blues Chart. Finally, Healing Sixes regrouped and put together the stellar album, One Less Friend to Ignore, released independently in 2007. One Less Friend to Ignore features a smattering of stomp rock blues that bleeds with emotion on songs like "Port-O-Let Monkey," "Tonight Nothing's Wrong," and "What I Want".

In 2008 & 2009, Healing Sixes have worked relentlessly promoting the new album, put out its first DVD, Henthorn continued work with Bonamassa and the band continues to grow and prosper. They are always putting emphasis on their songs producing a strong, vibrant and never formulated rock sound.