Album Release Party!

The long awaited, highly anticipated album will finally be launched into the world! And we want you to be part of the party! We'll be doing this podcast style, like a radio talk show. We'll all be at Aaron's place, and we'll be live streaming the recordings, talking about stuff, and answering your questions! It's going to be epic!

We decided to release this album over a FB livestream! We came to this decision because Nate has left the state, and while we could train a new guitarist and release the album at a traditional concert, this album is long overdue and we cannot wait a day longer to release this! It's been in the works for 2.5 years!

Tune in at 7pm, August 9th!

Promo Video 1

Promo Video 2

Utah Music Fest

The Utah Music Festival is a 4 day festival that included 54 bands, across 8 different venues, and we were very fortunate and honored to be apart of it! It was cool because you could either pay a small entrance fee of $6 to get into any show you want, or pay $20 to go to as many of the shows you wanted on any of the nights.
They also held free workshops for all of the participating bands, that covered topics such as: creating super fans, creating music videos, how to get your band to the next level, etc... Aaron went, and he said that they were super insightful, and has yet to share all of the juicy information.

There were a lot of awesome bands who participated. We played at Club 90, and we got to share the stage with the talented JANA and the Rebels.

The crowd was awesome, lively, and sure knew how to dance! We were encouraged to play an original for the Utah Music Fest, even though Club 90 usually wants you to play covers. We played "Breaking Free", one of our most upbeat songs, and we saw why covers were better at this venue. It cleared the dance floor like light scatters roaches.

We were excited to use our new banners, and they turned out really good! They look amazing and were very easy to set up.

We appreciate all the organizers of the Utah Music Fest for putting it together and having us play! Let's do it again next year! #UtahMusicFest

Club 90 02/2016

Mark loves playing at this place, and he said that many bands are able to get an audition, but not many get a call back to be scheduled for a rotation. So tonight was our official audition. We played two 1 hour sets, and were compensated with delicious food. It was perfect because I was craving a hamburger. (I should mention that it was an amazing hamburger.)
There were more people than I thought for a Monday night; partially because Mark brought his entire office! Thanks to them for coming and kudos for Mark. A other of our friends came to support us.
We had a lot of fun, and just played like it was a normal show. Big shout out to Allison who sang, even though she's sick and it was affecting her voice. Shout out to Aaron who brought all of his PA system, as well as his drum kit, and who didn't miss a beat.
The owner said that she loved our stage presence, our sound, our song selection, and she said that she liked that we were all young. She gave us an offer to hire us as regular band! We nailed it. It was a lot of fun and we are excited.

Probably my favorite live shot of me

Aaron playing rock solid

Nate stunning the crowd with his guitar skills

Having a band with an awesome singer is essential, I'm so glad that we found Allison

Mark keeping the rhythm tight; just don't ever call his bass a guitar...

Ice Haus - 11/2016

We had a great show at Ice Haus this weekend. A new local band, The Harvest was playing an hour
of their original content, and the Ice Haus contacted us and asked us to play after The Harvest.

The Harvest is a two man band, and they take turns drumming, playing guitar, and singing. It takes serious guts to perform with only two people. All of the stuff that I write, I try to fill it all up with as many instruments as I can, while these guys were minimalists and were still able to convey their music in an excellent way. You can hear your stuff below.

This time we had a sound guy, and he was an expert. It was nice to have monitors, and level sounds. While the place wasn't packed, there was an awesome energy with the people that we brought and some of the new unfamiliar faces. The crowd was very responsive by cheering after every song, and singing and clapping along. We were able to feed into that energy. We danced like we've never danced, and Nate went to the front of the stage during his solos and played like an 80's shredder.

The audience were very generous by leaving tips on the stage. We almost made more money in tips than the money we made at the door. We were very humbled by such an awesome audience! We also had many people shake our hand afterward, and take our business cards.