Los Angeles based band, The Sonic Universe is fronted by international recording and performing artist, Alex Arndt, a Virginia Tech graduate originally from the Washington D.C. area.  Arndt has toured and performed in over a dozen countries worldwide including Ireland, Netherlands, Japan, Peru, and Australia. He was featured at one of the largest electronic music festivals with 150,000+ strong crowd, Ultra Music Festival at the Olympic Stadium in Seoul, Korea with DJ, Amanda Darling. In addition, The Sonic Universe has performed at other festivals such as SXSW (Austin, TX), Summerfest (Milwaukee, WI), NAMM Show (Anaheim, CA), Malibu Music Awards (Malibu, CA), Cosmic Convergence (Panajachel, Guatemala), Synthesis Festival (Chichen Itza pyramid, Mexico) and dozens more. They have shared festival/venue stages with noteworthy artists such as Joe Walsh, Jason Mraz, George Clinton Parliament Funkadelic, SEV, Colbie Caillat, Heatbeat, and Alex M.O.R.P.H.

For the better part of the last decade, The Sonic Universe (which is an international trademark) has been gaining notoriety around the Greater Los Angeles area with performances at premiere venues such as House of Blues Anaheim, The Belasco, The Roxy Theater, and Avalon Hollywood. Arndt’s deep and rich vocals seem to be somewhat nostalgic of the legendary David Bowie with a style that echoes hints of Mick Jagger and Steven Tyler.  The Sonic Universe has been pushing the boundaries of genre by combining elements of Rock, Pop and Electronic Dance Music (EDM) into an electrifying sound that is thrilling audiences. With their new anthemic high-vibe Pock/Rock EP releasing in 2020, The Sonic Universe is poised to extend their reach to new USA and international audiences.

"The Sonic Universe," formerly "Alex Arndt & The Sonic Universe" has always been a strong force for positivity with songs like “Oh Zalika” (on “Sonic Paradigm” album), used for a hungry children project; “Strength Through Peace,” used as USA presidential campaign theme song for peace; “Swallowed in the Pocket,” a song about drug addiction written for the hollywood feature movie “In My Pocket”; “Plastic Soup,” a song in connection with marine environmental organizations concerning the critical plastic problem in our oceans; and an EP called “Animal Compassion” which was performed at global conferences and has had years of international television coverage.

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