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Genre: Folk Rock / Funk / Rock
Location Phoenix, Arizona, US
Profile Views: 43366
Last Login: 3/8/2010
Member Since 9/7/2006
Website delcoamusic.com
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.... .. .. .. .. .. .. .... ...... ..DELCOA BIO.... Phoenix, AZ—It is known in the West as “folky-funk rock” and it’s coming towards you, so get ready to get down, bob your heads and sing along. Wrap folk, funk, blues and good ol’ rock n' roll around tight harmonies that erupt from four men and one soulful woman and what you get is Phoenix-based band Delcoa. Composed of five musicians each from unique and diverse musical backgrounds, Delcoa comes together with honest and memorable songwriting, dynamic stage presence and a grooved-up backbone that keeps listeners’ heads bobbin' back for more. In the 2009 McDowell Mountain Music Festival, Delcoa appeared opening for Michael Franti & Spearhead, Hot Tuna, The Flaming Lips, and Matisyahu. Word travelled and Delcoa was invited to play at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival band competition and after-party in June. With a well-established Arizona fan-base, Delcoa is now spreading their music across the country. The band hit the road early May on a successful tour of Chicago, Oklahoma City and Austin, and will continue through Texas, California and Colorado this summer. Delcoa was built in 2005 on the foundations of lead singer Jay Allan’s catchy guitar playing and heartfelt songwriting with Ashley Norton’s dynamic and soul filled voice. Known as “Jay & Ash,” the duo began by playing anywhere they could, including small restaurants and night clubs. As the crowds grew, word spread and shortly thereafter they were recruited to play some of Phoenix’s best music venues. However, people clamored for a band to accompany the fantastic duo. In the beginning of 2006, Jay and Ash met with friends and Phoenix music scene all-stars, bassist Ethan Newman and drummer Tony King for a stripped down jam session. They quickly realized they had that elusive thing called chemistry and Delcoa was born. After only a handful of rehearsals and a short list of material, they eagerly headed into Livinghead Studios to record. The result was their debut album, "Roots, Bridges and Branches." Shortly after the album release, Delcoa played a show with friend and lead guitarist extraordinaire, Jay Poole. They instantly knew that he was the final piece of the puzzle and asked him to hop on board. After many shows, blood, sweat and tears, Delcoa then lived hours in Jay Poole’s home studio to produce the next album. In early 2009, “Simply Listen” is born. This new storybook of songs takes you through a wide-range of eclectic vocals, rhythm and space; taking chances while hooking audiences in with a collection of distinctive hits. Delcoa continues to grow into a powerhouse of self described "folky-funk rock" and the voices just keep getting louder. Delcoa has played or is booked to play: The Wrigley Mansion, The McDowell Mountain Music Festival, The Telluride Bluegrass Festival, The Westgate Superbowl Stages 2008, Channel 3 and 10 Morning News, Noche De Gourmet, Tempe Arts Festival, Tempe Marketplace and Desert Ridge Stages, Martini Ranch, The Rhythm Room, The Tiniest Bar In Texas, Tommy’s, Goose Island, Bell Island Brewery, AZ Chicks With Picks Festivals, NASCAR events, Phoenix radio stations Movin 97.5 and AZ Music Café… .. .. .. .. ...... ..!!! Start Code To Apply Top Banner !!!!.. ...... ...... .. Custom top banner code by Eileen.. .. .. .. .. ...... ...... ..!!! End Code To Apply Top Banner !!!..
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Jay Allan - guitars, vox Ashley E. Norton - vox Tony King - drums, vox Ethan Newman - bass, vox Jay Poole - lead guitar .. ..
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"ROOTS, BRIDGES AND BRANCHES" VIDEO BY CORBIN ROSS.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ...... "FAR ENOUGH" VIDEO BY HAYDEN BENNETT.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ...... .. .. .. .. .. .. ...... DELCOA PERFORMING "FAR ENOUGH" @ MCDOWELL MOUNTAIN MUSIC FESTIVAL 4-24-09.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ......

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Playing MMMF mainstage 2009! Friday, April 24th, 230pm.

DELCOA BIO

Phoenix, AZ—It is known in the West as “folky-funk rock” and it’s coming towards you, so get ready to get down, bob your heads and sing along. Wrap folk, funk, blues and good ol’ rock n' roll around tight harmonies that erupt from four men and one soulful woman and what you get is Phoenix-based band Delcoa. Composed of five musicians each from unique and diverse musical backgrounds, Delcoa comes together with honest and memorable songwriting, dynamic stage presence and a grooved-up backbone that keeps listeners’ heads bobbin' back for more. In the 2009 McDowell Mountain Music Festival, Delcoa appeared opening for Michael Franti & Spearhead, Hot Tuna, The Flaming Lips, and Matisyahu. Word travelled and Delcoa was invited to play at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival band competition and after-party in June. With a well-established Arizona fan-base, Delcoa is now spreading their music across the country. The band hit the road early May on a successful tour of Chicago, Oklahoma City and Austin, and will continue through Texas, California and Colorado this summer. Delcoa was built in 2005 on the foundations of lead singer Jay Allan’s catchy guitar playing and heartfelt songwriting with Ashley Norton’s dynamic and soul filled voice. Known as “Jay & Ash,” the duo began by playing anywhere they could, including small restaurants and night clubs. As the crowds grew, word spread and shortly thereafter they were recruited to play some of Phoenix’s best music venues. However, people clamored for a band to accompany the fantastic duo. In the beginning of 2006, Jay and Ash met with friends and Phoenix music scene all-stars, bassist Ethan Newman and drummer Tony King for a stripped down jam session. They quickly realized they had that elusive thing called chemistry and Delcoa was born. After only a handful of rehearsals and a short list of material, they eagerly headed into Livinghead Studios to record. The result was their debut album, "Roots, Bridges and Branches." Shortly after the album release, Delcoa played a show with friend and lead guitarist extraordinaire, Jay Poole. They instantly knew that he was the final piece of the puzzle and asked him to hop on board. After many shows, blood, sweat and tears, Delcoa then lived hours in Jay Poole’s home studio to produce the next album. In early 2009, “Simply Listen” is born. This new storybook of songs takes you through a wide-range of eclectic vocals, rhythm and space; taking chances while hooking audiences in with a collection of distinctive hits. Delcoa continues to grow into a powerhouse of self described "folky-funk rock" and the voices just keep getting louder. Delcoa has played or is booked to play: The Wrigley Mansion, The McDowell Mountain Music Festival, The Telluride Bluegrass Festival, The Westgate Superbowl Stages 2008, Channel 3 and 10 Morning News, Noche De Gourmet, Tempe Arts Festival, Tempe Marketplace and Desert Ridge Stages, Martini Ranch, The Rhythm Room, The Tiniest Bar In Texas, Tommy’s, Goose Island, Bell Island Brewery, AZ Chicks With Picks Festivals, NASCAR events, Phoenix radio stations Movin 97.5 and AZ Music Café…

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