Artist description Quistaday is a power/pop/rock band out of the Pacific NW. Quist originally from the San Francisco Bay Area and Aday originally from Eugene, OR. They duo met in Seattle, WA where they currently are based out of. Quistaday creates a unique, guitar driven style with elements of retro rock and strong female vocals ala Benatar & Teri Nunn of the band Berlin....Since the '99 debut CD (These are the Days) Quistaday has been on 3 US tours, opened for (hero) Pat Benatar four times, placed a song off the debut CD on Disney Channel's hit TV show "In A Heartbeat", attended, volunteered and played in several music conferences and ended the year 2000 by playing a one nighter in Bangkok, Thailand for New Years Eve. What's next for Quistaday? They are back in the studio polishing up the follow up CD to These are the Days and are playing a number of select shows and charity events in Seattle. Visit www.Quistaday.com for more info

Music Style Power/Pop/Rock

Musical Influences Pat Benatar, Berlin, The Pretenders, The Cars,, K's Choice, Rush, Blondie, The Police, Garbage, The Foo Fighters, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Smashing Pumpkins, Tom Petty, The Cardigans....

Similar Artists (shrug) Here is what people tell us most often: Pat Benatar & The Pretenders meet The Cardigans & No Doubt

Artist History Chad Quist and Liz Aday are veterans of the North West music scene. Joining forces during their former effort Paradigm Shift, these two have crafted a batch of clever & exciting crossover pop rock. On the new CD (These Are The Days), Quistaday was assisted instrumentally by talents such as Paul DeLisle (Smash Mouth), Steve Smith (Journey), Mick Mahan (Pat Benatar) and Michael Urbano (Sheryl Crow) to name a few.

Group Members Liz Aday (voicals, guitar, keys and programming) Chad Quist (guitar, vocals, keys)

Instruments guitar, bass, drums/percussion and keys.

Albums These Are The Days

Press Reviews "Quistaday ought to be a household name!"-Catherine Masters (MWI) ".. I was duly blown away! ...hypnotic and catchy sound...."John Schoenberger, The Album Network "These Are The Days" is a beautiful pop tune. Liz Aday has a warm, soothing voice that I can listen to all day, along with the mesmerizing guitars... I catch myself getting lost in their music. This is truly rock music at its best. Bring me more!""Madalyn Sklar-GoGirlsMusic.com "Quistaday's These are the Days is An excellent pop/rock album"Jersey Beat

Additional Info BACK IN THE STUDIO! QUISTADAY'S NEW CD SHOULD BE OUT BY SPRING 2001!!

Location Olympia, WA - USA

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