Sure, every band and its mother
claims to be bringing rock and roll back.
Sound of Urchin is going the full nine to
prove it this tour. The New York City band is taking an oversize lighting rig on tour, turning every club into an arena show for jamming
rawk sets in the tradition of Van Halen, Rush, and Thin Lizzy. "It is seriously the best rock show you will have been to in years," says singer-drummer Tomato 11. "Energy, passion, guitar solos, melody, heart, and not a trace of pretension, ironic rock stance, or apathy." Fans of adventurous and offbeat tunes might recognize the Urchins: Tomato and lead guitarist
Reverend B-ill play in Dean Ween's Moistboyz, and guitarist
Seahag plays in Zappa-tribute Project Object. Admission includes a free copy of
Rejoice!, the band's new CD. So that means Urchin will bring the rock, and
you can bring it home.
