Electric Love Hogs were a short-lived American funk rock band formed in San Diego, California, in 1991. The group consisted of John Feldmann, Dave Kushner, Donny Campion, Kelly LeMieux, and Bobby Hewitt. Initially starting as a cover band, Electric Love Hogs released their self-titled debut album Electric Love Hogs in 1992 through London Records. The album featured contributions from notable musicians such as Stephen Perkins of Jane's Addiction and John Norwood Fisher of Fishbone. They toured extensively with bands like Stone Temple Pilots and Ugly Kid Joe before disbanding in 1993. Following the breakup, members pursued various musical projects; Feldmann formed Goldfinger, while Kushner joined Velvet Revolver and contributed to the theme song for Sons of Anarchy, earning an Emmy Award nomination in 2009.
