Artist description Young rock and roll from mesa, AZ.

Music Style pop-core

Musical Influences The Anniversary, Further Seems Forever, Braid, Piebald, 3rd Eye Blind, Phantom Planet, The Format, Hoobastank, Before Braille

Similar Artists The Anniversary, Further Seems Forever, Braid, Piebald, 3rd Eye Blind, Phantom Planet, The Format, Hoobastank, Before Braille

Artist History Christian and Sshalyce knew each other in their elementry school years as did Mark and Chase. Since the 7th grade Mark and Chase have been in bands such as Down By One and Yesterdays Heroes and Shaylce and Christian had a band with a million different names. Chase quit Yesterdays Heroes and formed a band named Goodbye Dexter and there he met Marshall who was quite amazing on the keyboard. While Chase and Marshall in their Goodbye Dexter days Mark joined up with Christian and Shalyce and started "just add water" just playing cover songs before and after jazz band. Goodbye Dexter came to sudden end and left Chase and Marshall thinking what they should do. In about mid april "just add water"asked Chase and Marshall to come jam with them. They were asked to join the band and both were very happy. There was a debate on what the name should be, chase came up with Treehouse Cadillacs and it stuck. The next weeks were filled with hard work in writing and practacing new songs. We played ourfirst show at the Dana residence with Ellison, Before Braille, and Felix on the last day of the 01' school year. Weve been playing shows and writing new songs since..

Group Members christian reeb - vocals/guitar mark crandall - guitar marshall hunt - keyboard/piano shalyce pulver - drums chase mason - bassx

Instruments bass, guitars, keyboards, drums and what not

Location Mesa, AZ - USA

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