Artist description The Grizzly Peak is a melody and rhythm driven pop-rock-funk band complete with strong vocal harmony and youthful energy. Thriving in the live environment, the Grizzly Peak draws an enthusiastic and loyal all-ages audience.

Music Style Rock/Funk/Acoustic/Reggae/Pop

Musical Influences Red Hot Chili Peppers, James Taylor, Sublime, Pink Floyd, Lagwagon, System of a Down, Cat Stevens

Similar Artists Think Red Hot Chili Peppers meets James Taylor meets Sublime

Artist History The Grizzly Peak formed late in the summer of 2002 in Oakland, CA. In the early summer, singer/songwriter/guitarist Adam Stern met drumming prodigy Stefan Litrownik at a music school in Los Angeles. They instantly struck up a frienship, and when they came back home to the Bay Area, they started jamming with some of Adam's songs. A month or so later, Stefan introduced Adam to producer/engineer/bassist - and longtime friend - Matt Radosevich. After only 4 band practices the band recorded their 5 song demo at Matt's studio, and moved to LA to begin playing shows. They decided on the name "The Grizzly Peak" because it not only represents where they are from (Grizzly Peak road is in the Oakland/Berkeley hills), but it signifies the ruthless road to the top in the music industry - a place where all three members plan to be. In late 2002, The Grizzly Peak was joined by the brilliant lead guitarist Will Hauser, and the four piece then recorded a new three song demo with a more complete sound.

Group Members Adam Stern- Lead Vocals, Guitar Will Hauser- Lead Guitar Matt Radosevich- Bass, Vocals Stefan Litrownik- Drums

Albums 5 song Demo (summer 2002), 6 song demo (winter 2002/2003)

Location Oakland/Berkeley and Los Angeles, CA - USA

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