Artist description Travoltas define power-pop. Start with Weezer, add Ramones buzzsaw guitars, and Beach Boys backing vocals, and top it off with the catchiest songs ever. If you’ve made it this far and are still reading, then this could be your new favorite band. After 10 years of recording and world touring, this 5 piece band from Amsterdam, Holland has made their mark in the USA, and they are here to stay. As Rock music again heads towards longer, more drawn out “deep” emotional songs, the Travoltas remind us of life’s simplier pleasures - mainly girls, sun, and fun. Previous success' include everything from being produced by Marky Ramone, to playing live in front of over a million people on Eurpoean TV. Tons more info, at www.travoltasUSA.com and fastmusic.com.

Music Style Poppunk

Musical Influences Weezer, Beach Boys, Ramones

Similar Artists Weezer, Beach Boys, Ramones

Artist History For an extensive Travoltas bio, please visit www.travoltas.com.

Group Members Perry Travolta (lead vocals), Skokie Venom (keyboards, vocals) Vince Destructo(guitar), Danny Dynamite (bass, vocals), Woody Stix(drums)

Instruments Guitar, Vocals, Keyboard, Bass, Drums and tons of Harmonies

Albums Baja California (1996), Modern World (1999), Teenbeat (2000), Step On The Gas... (2002), Endless Summer (2002)

Press Reviews "Travoltas prove to me that there are still great bands out there... [they] have all the ingredients that a great and tight band should." - Marky RAMONE "I listen to Travoltas daily and it never fails to cheer me up." - Joshua Moffat, co-owner Interpunk.com "Their sweet Beach Boys-inspired powerpop simply rocks and will make you wonder what’s wrong with other bands for not being even close to this good." -Lollipop Magazine

Location Amsterdam, Holland - Netherlands

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