Artist description Our goals are simple. * To write music that is catchy, smile-conducive, meaningful, and unique. * To put on a show, with maximum entertainment value for music lovers who deserve reward for supporting us by their attendance; and to do this without acting like rock stars. * To achieve rock super-stardom and use this power to aid the sometimes lyrically-anemic airwaves of our popular radio stations. * To inspire our youth and peers to create music, like our forefathers inspired us.

Music Style gEEK rOCK, power trio, rock and roll...

Musical Influences cake, they might be giants, pavement, built to spill, weezer, little tin frog, Ben Folds Five

Similar Artists built to spill, ben folds....or not, but we really like those bands.

Artist History Tadpole Angel is from the Sacramento music scene in Californiiiii-a, and has been performing in this incarnation for almost a year (but has a four year history of making music together) --------- The name "tadpole angel" comes as a tribute to the novel: The Power of One, by Bryce Courtenay. The story chronicles the life of a white South African boy of British decent, amidst the opression and hatred found in 1930's South Africa. The protagonist is nicknamed "tadpole angel" by a group of native Africans because he is an underdog boxer who fights racists in the ring. There's more to it, so go to your local library.

Group Members Daniel Macht, 19 - Singer, Guitar Corey Bristow, 20 - Bass, Singer Greg Hagel, 19 - Drummer, Singer

Instruments guitar, bass, drum, voice

Albums tadpole angel

Press Reviews Wow - These guys are GReat. I mean, they are really worthy of your listening. -dan, tadpole angel fan since the day they formed.

Additional Info Booking: 916-863-1768

Location sacramento, CA - USA

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