Stormzone were formed initially as a studio project in 2004 by vocalist John ‘Harv’Harbinson who had previously enjoyed success in bands such as No Sweat, Fastway, Sweet Savage and Den of Thieves. Harbinson immediately set about recruiting session musicians, which would lead to the recording and release of the debut Stormzone album, ‘Caught In The Act’, in 2007.

At one point Harbinson joined an Iron Maiden tribute band with bassist Graham McNulty as a side project. During rehearsals, the band decided to compose some original material, which brought Harbinson to realise that he had a functioning live band; a band he could fold into Stormzone allowing the outfit to go beyond the studio and onto the road.

Following extensive live success in Europe, the band decided to record a new album in the vein of their rapidly evolving classic metal style. Having already caught the attention of rock industry producer/DJ Neil Kay (famed for discovering Iron Maiden) he consequently agreed to co-produce the resulting album, 2010's ‘Death Dealer’.

Following ‘Death Dealer’ the band hit the road hard. Highlights included supporting American rockers Tesla, appearing at 2009's Sweden Rocks Festival and playing a sold out show in the bands hometown of Belfast, Northern Ireland supporting Y&T.

After supporting Stryper on the Spanish leg of their 2011 European tour, B]Stormzone[/B] played the W.E.T. stage at Wacken Open Air Festival in Germany before setting about recorded their third album ‘Zero To Rage’. The album was produced by the new guitarist Steve Moore at his FireMachine Studio in Antrim, Northern Ireland and was released by SPV/Steamhammer in November 2011.

2013 saw the band shake hands with a new label, Metal Nation Records and the brand new album ‘Seven Sins’ is set for release on 3rd August 2015.