Johnnie Rinehart is a talented bassist and drummer in Tucson.
Official music video for “No Buddies” by Whispering Wires from the split 7” shared with the band Free Machines released on Wooden Tooth Records.
Live at Cans Deli in Tucson.
Tucson band Whispering Wires. From left to right, Ben Schneider on drums, John Polle on guitar and vocals, Dimitri Manos on drums, Brian Bolt on bass, and Tommy on guitar.
Dimitri Manos is a talented musician, director and writer. He was a drummer in the now defunct Whispering Wires and is currently in the Tucson band Golden Boots. Dimitri also makes solo home recordings under the name American Monoxide.
Live at Wooden Tooth Records, December 19, 2015
Live at Wooden Tooth Records, December 19, 2015
Official music video for "Eric Hubbard's Long Game" by Freezing Hands.
Live at Groundworks in Tucson, May 11, 2023. A “Bob Colby Presents” show.
At Groundworks in Tucson, May 11, 2023
Record release show at Che's, September 23, 2023
Record release show at Che's, September 23, 2023
Travis Spillers, vocals, bass; Matt Rendon, vocals, guitar; Gerard Schumacher, Drums; Jason Willis, guitar.
Tucson band, The Gem Show are Bobby “On Time” Carlson on bass, Stephanie Levi on drums, Tony BallZ on guitar, and John Polle, guitar and vocals.
Studio session images and videos were captured at Waterworks Recording Studio in Tucson in 2018, 2019 and 2020.
Johnny Scheir, former Gem Show drummer
Recorded and filmed at Waterworks Recording in Tucson, Arizona, Dec 2019 - Jan 2020
Recorded and filmed at Waterworks Recording in Tucson, Arizona, Dec 2019 - Jan 2020
Recorded and filmed at Waterworks Recording in Tucson, Arizona, Dec 2019 - Jan 2020
Tucson punk duo. Follow them on Instagram @acornbcorn
Acorn getting ready for their set at Wooden Tooth Records, October 2019.
Live at Wooden Tooth Records in Tucson, 10-18-2019 (full set)
The El Camino Royales were a Rockabilly-Surf-American Roots band from Tucson, AZ. A trio comprised of Michael P. (guitar & vocals), Andy See (upright bass & vocals), and The Mighty Joel Ford (percussion & vocals).
At the Surly Wench in Tucson, 12-10-2011
At Plush in Tucson, 11-18-2011
At the Surly Wench in Tucson, 12-10-2011
At The Mint in Tucson, 12-3-2011
At The Mint in Tucson, 12-3-2011
At The Mint in Tucson, 12-3-2011
At The Mint in Tucson, 12-3-2011
At The Mint in Tucson, 12-3-2011
At The Bashful Bandit in Tucson, 9-7-2012
At The Bashful Bandit in Tucson, 9-7-2012
At The Bashful Bandit in Tucson, 9-7-2012
Jimmy - Guitar/vox, Brian - Guitar, Johnnie - Drums & Jrod - Bass
At the Flycatcher, 2018
At the Flycatcher, 2018
At 191 Toole, 2019
At 191 Toole, 2019
At 191 Toole, 2019
At 191 Toole, 2019
At 191 Toole, 2019
At 191 Toole, 2019
At 191 Toole, 2019
Project of Tucson’s Ricky Shimo. Writer Mark Beef describes Anchorbaby as “A tropicalia Zombies performing the soundtrack for some early 70’s giallo is the best I can offer as verbiage trying to encapsulate the sonic journey you're about to embark on.”
Live at Wooden Tooth Records in Tucson. Filmed by Bryn Heidenreich and myself.
Waila Band from San Xavier District of the Tohono O'odham Nation at Tucson Meet Yourself, October 2015.
Waila band from the Tohono O’odham Nation in Southwestern and Central Arizona. The only female-led waila band in the Tohono O’odham Nation.
Tucson band NO STONES. Tony Kuchar, Bobby Carlson, Jeik Ficker, & Thom Plasse
At Brodie’s Tavern, November 17th, 2022
At Thunder Canyon Brewery, July 1st, 2023
Live at Brodie’s Tavern
"The Weekend Lovers deliver rock 'n' roll with a velvety wistfulness reminiscent of Christine McVie starkly juxtaposed with the unrepentant snarl of The Pretenders." Xavier Otero - The Tucson Weekly
At Che’s Lounge, July 1st, 2022
At Club Congress, November 2nd, 2022
At 191 Toole, December 9th, 2023
At Hotel Congress, November 2, 2022
Leila Lopez at Plush in Tucson, November 23, 2011. https://leilalopezsongs.com/home
Back yard show in Tucson, January 5, 2023
Playing Templeton’s in Downtown Tucson, April 1, 2023
From their Instagram: “ManSlaw is a punk rock super group featuring former members of Blood Spasm, Opinion Zero, American Deathtrp and Borts Minorts. Add humor and wigs.”