The band was born in 2007, when Michelangelo Naldini (drums) and Tony La Blera (bass) met.

After an intense writing phase, the two of them, along with and thanks to singer Matteo Brozzi entering the band (initially called Last Vegas), brought to life their first demo.
The demo was distributed in several underground venues with huge success, confirmed also by the band’s ability to carry out live performances.
When the band started writing the material for its first record, it experienced two major changes: guitarists Gabriele Tassara and Giovanni Marchi joined the band and then its name changed to Violet Gibson.

It took almost 2 years to complete the writing and recording process of the album, which includes 12 “never-before” published compositions and the band’s cover of the renowned song by Stevie Wonder “Superstition”.

The record is called “American Circus” and was recorded at Studio 73 (Extrema, At the Soundawn, The Hormonauts), mixed at MB Studios by Mike Bettali and then masterized at Studio 73, under Riccardo “Paso” Pasini’s supervision.