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Four Year Strong
www.fouryearstrongmusic.com

3/5 of the band were in the original lineup that dates back to 2001. Dan, Alan and Jake all attended Doherty Memorial High School in Worcester, Massachusetts, and met through mutual friends. After the departure of the original bassist some 2 or 3 years after formation, they met Joe and asked him to fill the gap. Their early work never included any keyboards or synthesizers, but after a while they began to incorporate it into their music. The band cycled through many keyboardists, but recruited their current keyboardist Josh Lyford in late 2006. The band's sound can be described as a blend of Pop punk, Hardcore, and powerpop. The band simply developed their sound off the idea of playing exactly what they want to hear or music that they would listen to, but no one else was playing at the time.

A Loss For Words
www.myspace.com/alossforwords

In a world where some bands are handed everything on a silver platter, there's also a place where there's still some hardworking folks left. Boston's own pop-punk outfit, A Loss For Words are at the top of that list. Having released 3 EPs and their full length "The Kids Can't Lose" since 2005, they are a group with unstoppable dedication, hard work, and creativity. A Loss For Words have been regarded by members of Bayside, Four Year Strong and Bane as the hardest working band out there right now.

Templeton Pek
www.facebook.com/templetonpek

2011 saw the release of the band's second full length studio album 'Scratches & Scars' to critical acclaim. Preceeding the album the band released a 30 second single 'Thirty Seconds Too Far' in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust garnering media support with the likes of Radio 1, Xfm, BBC wm, BRMB & Kerrang Radio. Big name support shows including SUM 41, BAD RELIGION, PENNYWISE have stoked interest and a recent european summer sold out tour with the almighty RISE AGAINST have seen the band explode to a new level. New sci-fi video for "Break The Habit" is currently doing the rounds on all decent music channels and the track is available for free from the band's website www.templetonpekofficial.com.