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Member Since: 09/11/2004
Band Website: www.myspace.com/zoeyspicnicsc
Band Members: Whit Kigos-vocals, Tom Bullock-guitar, Jas Kigos-drums
Influences: SOME OF OUR LOYAL ZOEY'S PICNIC FANS!!!..........Angels and Airwaves, Nightwish, Offspring, Tool, Staind, Linkin Park, Atreyu, Lamb Of God, Shinedown, Jimmy Hendrix, Blink 182, Boxcar racer, Metallica,sublime, Rage Against the Machine, Haste the Day, Finger Eleven, Copeland, Hawthorne Heights, Jack Johnson, John Stamos, Archie Bell, Beach Boys, Elvis, Jimmy Eat World, Greenday, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Bob Marley, Evergreen Terrace, Fuel, many many more!!
Sounds Like: WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT ZOEY'S PICNIC..."Great show guys! We really enjoyed having you on the same stage. Your music is awesome and you are truly captivating! Look forward to any gigs inthe future. If you guys want to come back up here to NC just let me know what your requirements are and we will try to help you guys in any way we can. I must say that despite you being a super HOT female you are one of the best fronts that I have seen in a long time....maybe ever!" Sincerely, Jason Matthews Lead Vocalist Flashpoint oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooo"I was absolutely mesmerised. To say that their lead singer is beautiful would be sorely understating the case. She is devestatingly beautiful. I had seen her off-stage and thought she was merely pretty, but when in the throes of her performance she tranforms into a siren of frightening passion and moving gorgeousness.The fact that the lyrics were difficult to understand lent itself to an effect that moved me to the brink. Her keening howls were filled with fervent emotion, and the remainder of the band kept the pace magnificently. The bassist retained his happy demeanor, and that ingredient added to the overall chemistry of the performance. At one point he presses a fret, and presents the bass to the singer. She deftly plucks a string and his smile seems to echo the power of the deceptively simple exchange. The lead guitar is quite gifted, but does not distract from the overall effect of the show by showboating or extensive soloing. The drummer, as any good drummer will be, was invisible. His rhythms held the rest of the band together and made the whole show possible. These people are here for the band, and not for their own self-aggrandizement. The whole is greater than it's parts.The songs blended seamlessly together, and I could hardly tell you the names of any of them. I was utterly transported and the only word to describe the effect is fusion. I felt like a part of the performance, though I made scarcely a sound. Though I was but a mere spectator I felt like a part of the show. After it was over I avoided even speaking to the performers out of fear of shattering the illusion. No matter what those people are like when they're not Zoey's Picnic, Zoey's Picnic is what I came for and I thoroughly enjoyed what I got. Keep up the good work guys."
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