Queen City Station

Born in the dirty dead end of winter of 2007 Nick Brooks, formerly of the Trustkill Records outfit It Dies Today, left his successful band to start a new project with a lifelong friend, Zak Collins. In a warm colonial in North Buffalo, they wrote the first pieces of what came to be the band you hear today, Queen City Station.

In the same house, they played the first chords of "Carnivale" After one take, Queen City Station would become the inseparable bond and backbone of five friend's lives.

After flattering interest from several labels, sitting tentatively on the fence in the current climate of the music industry, Queen City Station took to living together in a house they affectionately called The Hertel Hotel to write and self-release their debut Self- titled record. Each song a candid and refreshingly honest look at life, love, hate, and debauchery in the dying rust belt city that they love.

Following two tours of the north east and countless weekend warrior shows, a dedicated, growing grass roots base of amazing fans have continued to overwhelmingly support the newly launched outfit. This is the year the band has waited for. A chance to play their music on their own terms, for people who care, anywhere they possibly can, for anyone who will listen.



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