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A mainstream, nostalgic glam metal artist.
From that first Steeler album to recent releases like “When This Is Over” and “Fight Like A Band,” Ron Keel’s career in entertainment has taken him from the concrete jungles of arena rock to the dirt roads of country music. Along the way, he has sold millions of albums and toured the world as both a heavy metal screamer (KEEL, Steeler, and a brief encounter with Black Sabbath) and a southern rock/outlaw country artist (with dozens of songs in major films and TV shows). For the past two decades, the Metal Cowboy has combined both genres, establishing a style and a persona which captures the heart and personality of this rock n’ roll outlaw. Keel’s legendary major label debut album THE RIGHT TO ROCK was produced by KISS’ Gene Simmons – they went on to notch three albums on Billboard’s Hot 100 as well as MTV and radio hits “The Right To Rock,” “Because The Night,” “Tears Of Fire,” “Somebody’s Waiting,” and “Rock N Roll Outlaw.” Opening shows for Bon Jovi, Van Halen, Aerosmith, Motley Crue, Dio, Y&T, Queensryche and many more established a hard work ethic that remains strong today; 2022 tour highlights will include the RockTember Music Festival with Tom Keifer & Winger, and Ron Keel Band returns this year as the house band at the Full Throttle Saloon at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.
Ron Keel plays a blend of glam metal, hard rock, and southern rock, known for his work with KEEL and hits like "The Right To Rock."
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Ron Keel fronts the Ron Keel Band, which includes other musicians, but specific current members are not listed in available sources.