Grown Up Avenger Stuff

Hook driven, Harmony laden rock that you can sing along with - recently described as Led Zeppelin meets Weezer with an even longer band name than both put together - Grown Up Avenger Stuff has a new lineup and a brand new, yet familiar sound, in 2018. Though known for being fronted in past years by awesome female performers, the new lineup is a throwback to the original power trio - related by blood - that started it all. The core energy of the music remains the same, though perhaps stronger, more polished, and focused: intense rock and roll with emotive musicality, now with tight brotherly harmonies. Grown Up Avenger Stuff spent the last of 2017 on the road making new fans and friends, touring their new music and lineup across the US, Canada, and Europe, including festivals and live performance stops such as Daytrotter, Paste Magazine, and as always attempting to deliver one of the best raw live music shows in rock and roll. The band has been working on preparing the next album release "When We Were Loud", from which the first single "Where Is Love?" to be pre-released in Spring 2018. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- . Related by blood and a profound sonic connection, and perhaps unique enough to be the only band of it's type, Grown Up Avenger Stuff combines a deep love for music with a natural talent for building songs that connect with the heart - sometimes light, sometimes heavy, always with a back-beat inspired by life itself. . Some Festivals: Summerfest - Milwaulkee, WI Center of the Universe Festival - Tulsa OK Bele Chere - Asheville, NC SXSW - Austin, TX Alberta Beach Canada Day Festival - Alberta Beach, AB, CA Live Out Loud Music Festival - Charlotte, NC SC Strawberry Festival - Ft. Mill, SC (voted SC #1 Festival) Femme Fest - Charlotte, NC Girl Power Fest - Charlotte, NC Park Rock Fest -Grand Mills, MD Gaston Homegrown Music Fest - Gastonia, NC . Some Charlotte Venues played: Amos' Southend - headliner (Capacity > 1700) The Neighborhood Theatre - headliner (Capacity > 1700) NC Music Factory Courtyard (Capacity > 1000) Chop Shop - Headliner (Capacity > 500) Snug Harbor - headliner (Capacity > 300) The Double Door Inn - national support (Capacity > 200) The Milestone - national support (Capacity > 200) The Evening Muse - national support (Capacity > 100) Knight Theater - Beatles Tribute (Capacity > 2000) 106.5 The End - Premier area alt rock station (listeners > 200k) . Press Sampling: ============ "5/5 Stars" - MusicNews.com . "It’s good to be here for the lightning strike of Grown Up Avenger Stuff." "I haven’t been this excited since I first heard Alabama Shakes" - Rock World Magazine . "Grown Up Avenger Stuff is as awesome as its name — that’s basically all you need to know" - DailyTrojan . "... very easy to get lost in the band's energy ..." - Seattle Post-Intelligencer . "Infectious energy runs rampant... What a sweet surprise it is" - Indie-Mag . "in your face, no holds barred, all or nothing rock" - Celebrity VIP Lounge . "on par with bands such as the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Queens of the Stone Age, Florence and the Machine, and Grace Potter and the Nocturnals." - Mid TN Music . "If you want to catch a band before it makes it to the top – which likely won't be too long from now – get an earful of Sparkleton right now" - AntiMusic . "This is your official heads up. Grown Up Avenger Stuff may possibly become your new favorite band." - Bandblog.com . "You could fit this band in the smallest of clubs or on the biggest of outdoor stages and still have the audience in raptures." - Monolith-Sound

Charlotte, NC