Artist description Doppler Effect is the latest Newmarket, Ontario, "hot" band to capture a rabid fan base, chasing the footsteps of Glass Tiger and Serial Joe. A frequent El Mocambo Battle of the Bands Champion, Doppler Effect stands out as the real goods, a true high energy show band shaking the stage and igniting the crowd with their original stash of alternative rock. Known for their tight grooves, heavy melodies and wild stage antics, this young four-man band delivers a LIVE performance that leaves the fans wanting more. "Drowning", "Be the One", and "Think That I’m Wrong" are just three of the home-grown musical rides that showcase Doppler’s unique sound, penetrating lyrics, and musicianship. From punk to pop, metal to rock, this act does it all, powering a special surround-crowd encompassing sound that generates a doppler effect for the audience. If you’re looking for a show that kicks and music that rips, you must experience the Doppler Effect.

Music Style Alternative

Musical Influences STP, Finger Eleven, Incubus

Similar Artists Stained, Three Doors Down, Incubus, Silverchair

Artist History Recent shows: El Mocambo, Lava Lounge, Opera house, Reverb. The doppler effect has played with such bands as Clarknova and Scratching Post

Group Members Greg Keyes, Shawn Kirkpatrick, Rob Pugliese, Frank Casciaro.

Instruments Guitars, Bass, Vocals, Drums and Percussion

Albums Self titled

Press Reviews Starstruck Magazine Imagine Magazine

Additional Info If you like popular alternative bands such as Stained, Incubus, Finger Eleven or Three doors down, you will like the doppler effect

Location Newmarket, Ontario - Canada

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