Born in the 1980's, in the fertile punk playground of Costa Mesa, California, The Jetz provided a soundtrack for the Southern California Mod revival.  Unabashed devotees of The Jam, The Beatles, The Who, The Byrds and the Motown sound, The Jetz combined driving bass lines and bright guitars with earnest and often thought provoking vocals.  Later, The Jetz would add saxophone and trumpet flourishes to bring even more life to their recorded and live sound.  Always known for an energetic live performance, The Jetz became crowd favorites in venues throughout Southern California and even enjoyed a one month residency at a prominent club in Waikiki, Hawaii.

Welcome to Water District, where you will find authentic indie pop rock with a modern emo spin. This exuberant Los Angeles trio blends influences from the indie rock sound of the 2000s with fluid new wave melodies and lyrics influenced by The Smiths and The Cure. Water District re-imagines pop rock for the new generation, who are ready for a return to emotionally sincere and harmonious music.

Inspired by his artistic upbringing in Southern California—his mother is a painter and his father was a mod rocker in the 1960s—lead singer Tice Griffin recorded his first demo when he was 19 and went on his first West Coast tour shortly thereafter. While living in a van outside of a studio where he worked as a technician, Griffin envisioned himself as the front man for his own band and committed himself to pursuing his dream. Since then, Water District has released a demo album, an EP and various singles, to critical acclaim and national airplay. The band is rounded out by Erik Williams on drums and Ryan Scottie on bass.

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