Artist description Two Left Feet is based out of Minneapolis, MN. We play primarily in the Minneapolis and St. Cloud areas, but have also had gigs in South Dakota, Wisconsin and Iowa. Our concerts have tons of energy and are"off-the-hook". A small list of notable places we have played includes: The Fine Line, First Avenue – 7th Street Entry, O’Gara’s, McRudy’s Pub, The Rox, and The Big Ten.

Music Style Alternative

Musical Influences Pearl Jam, Greenday, etc.

Similar Artists Pearl Jam

Artist History The band started with TJ Canham and Dan Yahr sitting around at St. Cloud State University (in between beers) toying around with guitars and lyrics. About a year, few songs, and many drinks later, they acquired Brian Arp, a smokin’ guitar player out of South Dakota. After playing parties and miscellaneous gigs for a year they were continually in search of a drummer. Jeff Jewison, a long-time drummer, saw them play a party and was instantly sold. Together, they began booking gigs at small and large bars and coffee shops across Minnesota and Wisconsin. After releasing their first CD, “3 Minute Wiggle Fest”, they added Jason Rikimoto’s vocals to the mix. Rikimoto’s onstage antics added to the already high-energy/comedic performances. The band complete, they set out to complete their second CD, “The Pairy Henis Project” with plans to begin a tour . . .

Group Members Vocals/Rhythm Guitar - TJ Canham; Vocals - Jason Rikimoto; Lead Guitar - Brian Arp; Bass Guitar - Dan Yahr; Percussion - Jeff Jewison

Instruments Two guitars, vocals, bass, percussion

Albums 3 Minute Wiggle Fest, The Pairy Henis Project, PSFM Bootleg, Wheanies

Location Minneapolis, MN - USA

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