Lifters
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Genres: Alternative / Indie, Folk, Pop
RIYL: Pete Yorn, Jeff Buckley, Coldplay
Formed: 2004
City: Dallas, TX
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Lifters, formerly Peter Black and the Lifters, and before that, Thief, first began playing in the Dallas music scene. However, the band started to expand its audience beyond Dallas by focusing on playing fraternity and sorority houses across the country. With vocals that reflect the influences of Coldplay and Jeff Buckley, Lifters offers a refreshing perspective on what they hope will be the future of alternative and pop rock and roll.
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beatlebob Anonymous
check em' out @ Club Dada friday 6/22 !
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