Alder Lights is an up and coming three-piece alternative-rock band. Formed in the unlikely city of Billings, Montana Alder Lights is overflowing with creativity, intentionality, and energy. In the early years they went through various lineup changes. According to the band, this was due to each person learning not only how to be in a band but also time management within it. Founding members Jake Goldberg (Vocals, Guitar, Keys) and Marcus Barkac (Drums) pushed forward with recording their first album. Only a few short months before release, Marcus’ brother, Kaleb Barkac (bass) joined the project. It became clear immediately this was a perfect fit.  Their debut album, Here’s To Fate, released May 7, 2016 during an album release show in their hometown. Not only was this their debut album but also their first time headlining a show. Leading up to the release, the band would create lists of people they knew from social media to message privately and ask person-by-person if they would like to purchase tickets, personally delivering tickets to people’s homes, workplace, or bars. This strategy, although tiring, paid off in a big way as they sold out the local venue. That night it became clear this project had evolved from a hobby into a passion. Alder Lights continued playing a couple shows a year to continue building a local fanbase as well as a chance to hone in their stage presence and performance. On March 9, 2018 they released their hard hitting single, Creatures. This was the first song written and recorded with this lineup and signaled a change in tone for the trio. While still sounding like Alder Lights, this was a more raw and energetic sound while somehow sounding more polished and mature. The band took the next year to begin working on their sophomore album with that new direction in mind. Still working full time jobs, this process was slower than they would have liked. However this is a group not content with releasing mediocre or rushed content so in an age of noise and pressure to constantly release something new, the band stayed silent. During their silence, they were anything but. In early 2019 they signed with Damon Moreno at Inner Light Agency. That March they broke their silence to play at SXSW before getting back to work on the new album. Recording began in July 2019 and wrapped up two weeks later. Leading up to their sophomore effort, Alder Lights released singles, “Pieces” and “Spotlights”. On November 8, Alder Lights released their album, “Darkest Cameo”.

Rooted in grunge and garage rock the four piece brings an ubiquitously sonic ambience with crunchy guitars and sophisticated bass lines. The Modern Sons effectively and skillfully uses textural changes of dynamic to step into another sub genre of rock they coin as Indie-Alternative. Organic structures are not based in a particular style of music, but rooted in the expression of experience and the song itself.

At their 4th Annual Holiday Show, Dead Presleys celebrate the release of “Midnight”, the first new batch of Dead Presleys material in 2.5 years.

“Midnight” brings a more evolved, polished Dead Presleys sound. As they dive more into their love of vintage rock n’ roll music, they find their true groove - big drums, raunchy guitars, ripping guitar solos, soulful vocals, driving bass, and fun and energetic live show that'll keep your blood pumping.

With a style that’s been called “The Black Keys meets Kings of Leon meets Foo Fighters”, Dead Presleys are a versatile group of musicians that continue to push boundaries.

When you come to a Dead Presleys show, you’re going to have a good time. Bet on that.

Since releasing their debut album ‘Muses’ in 2017, Vocalist/guitarist Kerry Sherman, drummer Colton Gabel, lead guitarist Tyler Cook, and bassist Zachary Reiter continue to play bigger shows on bigger stages, including opening for 90’s Alternative rock icons Gin Blossoms, The Runaway’s Lita Ford, Jackyl, spots on 2018’s Magic City Blues Fest and 2019’s Rockin’ The Rivers, headlining Butte, Montana’s Famous St. Patrick’s Day Parade, several headlining shows at Billings’ Pub Station Taproom and Concert Hall and slots on the main stage of Evel Knievel Days, Original Festival and Wild West Music Fest.

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