The Brodys

Combine great pop/rock songs with incredible live performances and

you've got The Brodys, a band that has had Northern California buzzing

for many years.



Best known for the regional hit "Toss," which spent nearly a month as

the most-requested song at Sacramento's KWOD 106.5 FM, The Brodys also

have appeared on the international stage with four songs in the MTV series,

"Undergrads," which recently was released on DVD. Characters in the animated series were seen rocking to "Toss," "Flamingo Motel," "Cheerleader" and "Religious Girls."



Last year, The Brodys released their fifth CD, "Stuck," adding another

entry to their pop/rock chronicles of high school misfits, lost

opportunities and loud music.



While past CDs have received wide acclaim -- "Goody Goody" was described

by The Sacramento Bee as "a buzzing, melodic, wholly polished recording

that sounds more like a major-label album than the self-released effort

that it is" -- much of the band's popularity has been built on the

strength of its live performances.



Front man Tony Brusca (lead vocals/guitar) brings energy, passion and

fun to the stage, backed by the power of Ace Kapoor (guitar/backing

vocals), Chris Chaussee (guitar/backing vocals), Troy Hook (bass/backing

vocals) and Dave Kline (drums).



In addition to headlining shows on the club circuit from Los Angeles to

San Francisco, The Brodys have opened for touring bands including

matchbox 20, Lit, Smash Mouth, Orgy, Foo Fighters and Cake.