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Wednesday April 13
2022 7:30PM doors -- music at 8:00PM ••• ALL AGES $18 in advance / $20 at the door Sitting On Stacy [co-headlining] www.sittingonstacy.com/ alternative ska surf The Aquadolls [co-headlining] the-aquadolls.com/ psychedelic surf punk Hoity-Toity www.facebook.com/hoitytoityofficial alt pop note: Co-headliners may switch order Sitting On Stacy -from San Diego, CA -Sitting On Stacy sounds like Southern California. With sun-soaked sixties-style harmonies, galloping punked-out rhythms, and moments of swaying reggae, the trio—Hoyt Yeatman [lead vocals, guitar], Kyle Hart [bass, vocals], and Trevor Smith [drums]—bottle these breezy vibes into a bold, bright, and upbeat signature sound. After gathering millions of streams independently and working with Fat Mike of NOFX, the band properly introduce themselves on their debut EP for Let’s Get It! Records/Republic Records and much more to come. “I feel like we’re very Southern California,” affirms Hoyt. “It comes across in our vibes and outlook on life. We love OG punk, sunny harmonies, reggae, and ska.” “We grew up surfing and skating,” adds Kyle. “It’s who we are.” Growing up just north of Los Angeles in Ventura County, the boys initially met in a middle school music program at Rock Nation Studios. Friendly childhood jams evolved into proper high school bands. At the same time, they listened to everyone from Beach Boys, The Irish Rovers, and Black Flag to Sublime, Stone Temple Pilots, and Korn. Upon graduating, Hoyt headed to San Diego State University followed by Kyle a year later. They officially formed Sitting On Stacy during 2017, cutting their teeth with countless college house party gigs up and down the coast. Following Obsessed, Perfectly Sane, and the Mel’s Neck of the Woods EP, “Chest Hair” cracked 1 million Spotify streams in 2019 as buzz grew. Once the global pandemic hit, the boys turned to TikTok (in between hanging with Hoyt’s three pet goats), posting covers on the platform and organically growing their fan base. Now, Sitting On Stacy kick off their next chapter with the single “This Summer’s Day.” The dreamy intro gives way to bouncy verses as an intoxicating summer romance-ready refrain takes over. The boys seal the tune with handclaps and a hummable guitar solo. “Honestly, it’s a love song,” Hoyt reveals. “It’s about the initial spark you get in a relationship. You’re stoked on life, because this person is everything you ever wanted.” On its heels, “Ellen,” co-produced by Fat Mike, charges forward on distorted guitar as Hoyt pleads, “Ellen, will you stay here till tomorrow?” “‘Ellen’ is a love song about a girl from Britain. Her family always laughs at our accents,” they chuckle. In the end, Sitting On Stacy will make you feel like you’re back in SoCal with them anytime you press play. “When you listen to us, I hope you feel good vibes and positivity overall,” Hoyt leaves off. “We’re having fun and writing about those experiences.” “And we want you to always sing along,” adds Kyle. BOILER Sitting On Stacy sounds like Southern California. With sun-soaked sixties-style harmonies, galloping punked-out rhythms, and moments of swaying reggae, the trio—Hoyt Yeatman [lead vocals, guitar], Kyle Hart [bass, vocals], and Trevor Smith [drums]—bottle these breezy vibes into a bold, bright, and upbeat signature sound. Growing up north of Los Angeles in Ventura County, the boys initially met in a middle school music program at Rock Nation Studios. Friendly childhood jams evolved into proper high school bands. Simultaneously, they listened to everyone from Beach Boys, The Irish Rovers, and Black Flag to Sublime, Stone Temple Pilots, and Korn. Upon graduating, Hoyt headed to San Diego State University followed by Kyle a year later. They officially formed Sitting On Stacy during 2017, cutting their teeth with countless college house party gigs up and down the coast. Following Obsessed, Perfectly Sane, and the Mel’s Neck of the Woods EP, “Chest Hair” cracked 1 million Spotify streams in 2019 as buzz grew. Once the global pandemic hit, the boys turned to TikTok, posting covers on the platform. After gathering millions of streams independently and working with Fat Mike of NOFX, the band properly introduce themselves on their debut EP for Let’s Get It! Records/Republic Records led by the single “This Summer’s Day.” . The Aquadolls -from LA/OC, CA -The Aquadolls were founded in January 2012 by Melissa Brooks, the lead singer and songwriter for the band in La Mirada, California. Melissa began recording bedroom demos of her songs and eventually released We Are Free in early 2013, and then debuted her album Stoked on You in December 2014. After a brief break from releases, the stars aligned in July 2018 and the new era of The Aquadolls commenced with Jacqueline Proctor on drums and Keilah Nina on bass. The band grew as a powerful threesome leading up to the release of The Aquadolls highly anticipated second album, The Dream and the Deception, recorded and self-produced by Brooks and self-released October 28, 2018 on Aqua Babe Records. Following their sophomore album, they have self-released the single Suck on This in summer 2019, followed by their viral cover of Lash's Take Me Away in October 2020. In July 2021, The Aquadolls signed to indie label Enci Records and released their latest single Disappearing Girl, followed by Xmas Wrapping in November 2021, featuring members of NOFX and Fishbone. Having opened for artists like Pennywise, Kate Nash, Vivian Girls, and X, playing festivals with Weezer, Rancid, Cat Power, and FIDLAR, touring with White Reaper, as well as headlining North American tours and playing local California shows, The Aquadolls are in-your-face and good vibes all at once with energetic performances that leave you anticipating the next show. The Aquadolls pack a punch with tongue-in cheek lyrics, hard-hitting licks, and soothing vocal harmonies that will guarantee a head bang from anyone listening. Hoity-Toity -from Redlands, CA -Hoity-Toity is an all-girl band from Redlands, CA fusing vicious riffs, catchy pop melodies, and irresistible grooves to deliver an energetic and dynamic brand of alternative rock. |
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