The Genders

The Genders were formed in 2004 in Tel Aviv, Israel. They recorded their first album "Rockin in Ramallah" (AMP Records/8th Note Records) and in 2005 went on their first US tour. In 2006 The Genders released "Virgin No. 72" (Dead Seas Records) and embarked on an extensive US tour that took them from coast to coast and back again, solidifying their status as Israel's hardest working rock band.
Songs off "Virgin No. 72" and "Rockin in Ramallah" made their way into US TV shows such as "90210", "Castle", "Combat Nurses" and "Plain Jane", thanks to a fruitful association with "Love Cat Music", a NY based publishing firm.
In 2010 the song "Army Girl" was featured in the film "American Pie 7 - The Book of Love"
A new album is in the works, from which a single "Knee High Boots" has been released and, and the song "Stick to my Guns" is due to be featured on the New Adam Sandler movie "That's My Boy", due to be released in June 2012.