We Could Get High

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Solar Fever combines influences from both modern indie bands and classic rock groups. These cats make music in a engaging style that is rare in the industry today. If you like a bright-eyed bunch of kids with music and lyrics reflecting maturity far beyond their own years, this is the band for you.  

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Solar Fever has been playing shows across Long Beach, Los Angeles, and Orange County, slowly building up a following, and making a name for themselves all within the past two years. Some of them met in college, some of them met in high school, and some of them met when they were little kids, but all of them are like brothers who live and breathe music, and they dedicate their time crafting lots of bouncy, energetic rock reminiscent of sounds old and new. If electronic soul, reverb-drenched guitars, and jittery beats combined with the rawness of punk and '90s rock sound like music to your ears, then this is the band for you.

Some of their performances include various sets at the famous Whiskey A-Go-Go in Hollywood, showcases for RAW: Long Beach at the Sevilla Nightclub, a headlining at the Glass House in Pomona, and several appearances in Long Beach for benefit concerts. They’ve shared the stage with cool bands such as Via Coma, Avi Buffalo, Weed Diamond, Angry Truck, DC Drive, Earth Tourist, Selegna Sol, Twin Pines, Vox Amoris, Mulatto, and many more.