IDASAS

Future of Rock?



Idasas

Pop(Power Pop), Rock(Alternative), Rock

By Promo Guy



Idasas. the future of American Rock & Roll? It's a lofty goal, but these guys are well on their way to achieving it.

One of the hardest working bands in the local scene, you can catch Idasas at any number of local venues, clubs, car shows,

and even street corners on occasion. The music begins from a solid foundation of straight up guitar rock, and grows into its

own unique sound from there. Positive lyrics and entertaining stage antics add to the fun that is a live performance from

Idasas. Get on board this ride now. these guys look like they're in it for the long haul.



Promo Guy



Idasas



For many, rock-n-roll may be a bitter, angry thing. But for the members of Idasas, rock-n-roll is about having fun. And this is the band to bring the fun and excitement back to music. In a spirit of living life to the fullest, Idasas brings an irrepressible spirit to the world of rock, jamming out and treating listeners to the kind of music that reminds us what life’s all about. “We want to put the fun back into rock. Anger, depression and the ‘emo’ mindset have run their course and we’re here to bring the party back to music.”



Excitement



Music is exciting, says Idasas. It's fun. Especially if it’s the music of Idasas. These guys can’t be stopped. There’s no brakes on the train of sheer fun and joy represented by the vibrant songs of Idasas. “Without music,” says Idasas, “the world would be a much quieter place. If there was no music, what would we have sex to?”



The Best Inspiration



You might get a lot of lofty ideals cited as influences by many bands. The folks in Idasas can give you a much more down-to-earth, straightforward reply. “Girls. Isn’t that why we’re in a band? Seriously, though, we’re inspired by life, love and laughter. All the experiences that make us who we are.” Life is for enjoying and Idasas enjoys its rock-n-roll. And the audience enjoys Idasas’ rock-n-roll.



The Artist at Work



Idasas has opened for Sugarcult and was the main stage opening act for 10 Years at 2006’s Orange Blossom Festival. Writing is incessant, says Idasas. When not creating new music, the band’s busy touting its new release, the debut “New Future,” which is the perfect name for a band such as this whose star is on the ascent.



“Rock-n-roll hasn’t been this much of a kick in a long while.” – A&R Select



Booking/Info 951-318-5167



Thanks to Rosemary Marez and everyone at Chapman who helped with the video for Enjoy The Rest!



Thanks to Grace for making a video for When You Wake.



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