The Arrows

The Arrows were an American rock band known for their work in the album-oriented rock (AOR) genre. While detailed biographical information about the group remains limited in widely available sources, the band is documented as having released material during the 1980s, a period that saw significant commercial activity in the AOR market.

The band's known discography includes The Lines Are Open, released in 1986 on Yesterrock Records. This album represents their documented output and reflects the AOR sound that characterized much of the melodic rock produced during that era. Yesterrock Records, the label that released the album, was known for specializing in album-oriented rock and melodic hard rock acts, positioning The Arrows within a broader context of professional touring and recording musicians working in these genres during the mid-1980s.

Beyond the basic facts of their 1986 release, comprehensive details regarding the band's formation, members, origins, and subsequent history are not well documented in accessible music historical sources. Like many regional and independent acts of the era, The Arrows' career trajectory and current status remain largely undocumented in mainstream music databases and publications. Their work on The Lines Are Open serves as the primary documented evidence of their recording activity.