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Copasetic is a four piece band reining from Coral Springs, Florida. Formed in March 2004, group members Rino Cerbone (vocals), Alex Plesher (guitar), Dan Uricoli (bass), and David Klein (drums) all fell together by a twist of fate. Alex, Dan, and Dave had been looking to put a band together for a few months before they stumbled upon Rino and soon after Copasetic was born. Drawing from an eclectic mix of influences, such as Incubus, Hoobastank, Atreyu and Lost Prophets, Copasetic is able to keep their music original while adding catchy elements that keep fans humming their songs all day long. Drawing from personal experiences, their songs deal with feelings and emotions that everyone can relate to. Combining heartfelt lyrics with powerful and energetic music, every song tells a different story and is put together through a collaborative effort on each member's part. Copasetic has played at numerous local venues including, The Culture Room, The Factory, and Revolution. At each different venue Copasetic captures audiences with their lively stage presence and raw talent. Always ensuring an entertaining performance, the band makes sure to involve the crowd. With every song that's performed the audience's enthusiasm grows and the energy from coming from both the stage and the crowd generates excitement and ultimately an explosive performance. Copasetic aspires to make this their career and are determined to do whatever it takes to share their music and talent with as many as people as possible. They hope their genuine love of music, dedication, and entertaining stage presence will make their dreams a reality.

The second Copasetic is a ten piece afrofunk band located in Santa Cruz, CA; full name is Copasetic Funk Fiasco. Find their tracks at http://copasetic.bandcamp.com/ and add them on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001995808380&ref=ts
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