Born in the scrap metal rubble of what was then the world’s mightiest shipyard, Newport News, VA native Brice Woodall has come to spread the musical message of the coal rioters from the Warwick County region. Meanwhile in neighboring West Virginia, the Carney/Rockafeller blood feud of ’77 was developing but unblemished and unrelated to that event in any way, the barnstorming Robertson/Woodall union spilled no plasma in the inspiring tale of Scottish jam entrepreneur meets Irish fundraising gangster. A lengthy tale of hardship, guilt and middle class fortitude, Woodall remained calm through it all with his trusty six stringed wooden contraption and has warped his energy (a la science fiction) to the pure and honest warmth of the tropical territory known as Chicago. The ghost ships of the mighty James River are anchored proud and steady knowing that the genetically enhanced Woodall floats his dubstep/folk pop melodies to all regions of mankind.
Notable Events:
March 2008: Chicago, IL
Brice Woodall and the Positrons sign to AEMMP Records (Columbia College)
February 2008: UK
Brice Woodall and the Positrons tour the UK. Included in the tour, an XM Satellite Radio session @ Abbey Road Studio, and a gig at the Cavern Club in Liverpool.
August 2006: Indianapolis, IN
Brice Woodall and The Bots performed at the
Midwest Music Summit
October 2005: New York, NY
Brice Woodall is crowned the grand prize winner of the Independent Music World Series (NE). Brice was chosen out of six finalists competing before a panel of twelve judges that included representatives from Billboard, EQ Magazine, J Records, Dubway Studios, BMI, Rolling Stone, Spin and Bad Company.
January 2003: Nashville, TN
Brice Woodall was awarded honorable mention in the 2002 International Songwriting Competition for the song "Awkward." The competition looked at 7,000+ entries from around the world before selecting 26 winners in 7 categories. Judges for the competition included: Rob Thomas (Matchbox Twenty), Andy Summers (The Police), Eddie Kramer (Producer/Engineer, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, etc.), Kim Stephens (VP of A&R, Atlantic Records), David Bendeth (VP of A&R, RCA Records)' Arif Mardon (VP of Manhattan Records), Jeff Fenster (VP of A&R, Island/Def Jam Records), and Monte Lippman (President of Universal Records).
Hey, just stopping by to let you know that my mixtape is finished. I have a little something for everyone on here, so I can guarantee that you won't be dissappointed. You can download it at the link below.
Home from vacation and trying to get back into the swing of things... nothing too exciting. I wish the weather would make decision and stick with it already, haha! ~ D
Couldn't make the show due to PUC commitments (for one, hosting a poetry open mic), but hope the show was a big success. And wasn't Horse in the Sea on the same bill? That's cool.
Brice! So good to hear from you! I would love to be there tomorrow, but I'm going to be performing a brief stint at the Holiday Club. I've been meaning to catch one of your shows, though.
For some reason timing is not on my side. I saw you have two shows around here. I am leaving for Portland on Monday. I'm traveling up the pacific northwest to Vancouver BC. I don't get back until the next Sunday. :(
Hey! Just wanted to show you the trailer for my new music video coming out! It's for the song "Forever" and it will be out the middle of April. If you want to see it just go to my page and it's the first video you see. Thanks for all you support with my music I truley apprecaite you.
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