Artist description Strong Men Stoop is a 4 piece pop-punk band. A wide variety of vocals give the band a unique sound unlike most up and coming punk bands.

Music Style Pop punk mixed with latin, reggae, and ska (as little as possible)

Musical Influences MxPx, Reel Big Fish, Zao, Bob Marley, Ghoti Hook

Similar Artists Ghoti Hook

Artist History Strong Men Stoop, a Sioux Falls, SD based "happy" punk band, was formed in the spring of ’98. Since then they've opened for many big name acts such as the Misfits, Mu330, Earth Crisis, Ghoti Hook, the Dingees, and Spoken. They currently working on releasing their 2nd CD entitled "Trapped in a Castle" scheduled to be out by the end of February.

Group Members Scott Wetzel (a.k.a. Ska’t) is our main vocalist. As the frontman in our quartet, Scott belts out the band’s catchy melodies, and also adds a hardcore edge and intensity to the band’s sound and performance. In his spare time, he is a DJ at our college radio station. Scott doesn’t know any Spanish.Jason Olson (a.k.a. Little Chuck) adds his tight, rhythmic guitar playing to the band’s sound. He is always full of energy and adds his smooth melodic vocals to Strong Men Stoop’s voice. In his spare time, he plays guitar, so that’s about all he does. He knows some Spanish.Nick Sittig (a.k.a. Nick Danger) plays pleasantly melodic bass riffs topped off with his equally silvery vocals. Nick’s a wild one and adds a plethora of energy to the band’s live performance. He too knows Spanish.Kyle Wigg (a.k.a. Kyleman) uses his drum kit to pound out fast, intricate back beats. He also adds his distinct high pitched harmonies to the background vocals. In his spare time, Kyle writes and produces home made movies using legos. Kyle knows that Nick and Jason speak Spanish.

Instruments Vocals, 2 Guitars, Bass guitar, drums

Albums In Glorious Black and White ('99), Trapped in a Castle ('00)

Location Sioux Falls, SD - USA

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