Nebulus
Nebulus is an original modern hard rock band from NYC. A four piece band of fiery musicianship. The band consists of Emilie Bienne on lead vocals, Jack Macco on Guitar, Enrique Mancia on Bass and SalChi on Drums. With a heavy guitar sound, they are cited as possessing a modern hard rock and heavy metal approach, and yet they also possess the influences of country, blues, folk and electronic music.
The band are returning to the studio soon to record an EP of new material and are ecstatic to be performing in May at the Montauk Music Festival 2023!!!

Nebulus has been performing consistently in the tristate area since their debut at the Montauk Music Festival 2022.
They have also performed at the Freedom of Expression Music Festival in Barryville, NY.
Nebulus was featured on WNYC’s Battle of the Boros at the Greene Space, competing with other bands from all five boroughs.
They have played the stages of the University of Pennsylvania’s Spring Fest, NYU, Pratt Institute, SUNY Stony Brook, Rutger’s University, St. John’s University, and SUNY at New Paltz.
Nebulus performed to thousands of people at the 2022 NYC Marathon on the Upper East Side, where it turned into a quasi-street party. Nebulus performed at the Belmont Raceways’ Opening Day on April 28th to rave reviews.
Nebulus have successfully toured the Midwest and the South in the summer of 2022, having funded their own tour.
The band was started by Jack Macco, an accomplished musician and guitarist.
As a child, vocalist Emilie Bienne listened to musical theatre and pretended to be Julie Andrews. Now, her biggest influence today in music and fashion is Debbie Harry, of Blondie. Her motto is – “What would Debbie wear?”

Bassist Enrique Mancia, whose influences are The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Def Leppard, Nirvana, and Linkin Park, recently came back from base camp of Mt. Everest in the Himalayas. Drummer Sal Chi has been providing awesome beats for Nebulus and has successfully helped shape their sound into a phenomenon.
“All the way, that’s how we roll!”