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Featherface, Young Mammals, Sunrise and Ammunition & Cleanup
January 26, 2013 @ 8:00 pm - 2:00 am
Grand Stafford Theater presents
Saturday January 26th, 2013
Doors at 8:00 PM
Tickets $8 presale / $10 at the door
FEATHERFACE
Featherface is a psych pop band from Houston, Texas, formed in late 2009. The band has released two EP’s, both written, recorded, and produced entirely by the band. Featherface is working to promote their first full-length album, “Actual Magic”, which was released on September 1st, 2012. The new album can be downloaded for free at www.featherface.com.
Featherface on Facebook | Featherface on Twitter | Official Website
YOUNG MAMMALS
Young Mammals is an indie/rock band from Houston, TX.
Young Mammals on Facebook | Young Mammals on Twitter | Official Website
SUNRISE AND AMMUNITION
Sunrise and Ammunition is a progressive rock trio from Houston, TX with members Tyler Saucier (Guitar/Vocals), Chris Branton (Drums/Vocals), and Chris Richardson (Bass/Vocals). In the past year they opened for highly acclaimed bands Maps & Atlases and White Denim for Bonaroo’s 360 tour, and released their latest album “Tesseract” in December of 2012.
Sunrise & Ammunition on Facebook | Official Website
CLEANUP
Cleanup is an experimental/math rock band from Fort Worth, TX. It’s hard to classify their sound into one genre, having clear influence from a variety of rock styles including experimental, progressive, math, and even a little jazz. The band has evolved over the past two years, experimenting with numerous members and finally solidifying in the spring of 2011. The band has recently become a three piece, with members Landon Cabarubio (Guitar/Vocals/Keyboard), Kyle Harding (Bass/Vocals/Keyboard) and Riley Pennock (Drums). Steve Watkins of DFW.com writes, “Some bands I have to warm up to, but these guys won me over right off the bat with killer jazz/prog rock instrumental sound that woke up the room. Harding’s bass work is phenomenal; and while I am most familiar with Landon’s keyboard work… his guitar leads were at once frantic, precise and tastefully done”, Watkins goes on to say, “There are a lot of musicians that can play fast, but it’s rare to find a band so unbelievably tight and intricate.”