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Something Underground: A Rock & Roll Band of Brothers

"It worked for the Beach Boys, it worked for the Bee Gees, and now it's working for Something Underground, the Denver-based pop band whose brotherly harmonies have made it a favorite…" - Daily Camera 4/12/07

Seth and Josh Larson, The Larson Brothers, have been singing and playing music together since the ages of six and two, respectively. Their tightness and tone could have you believing that the Righteous Brothers hooked up with the Indigo Girls, and had two Boys to Men. These two brothers fluidly switch between harmonies and melodies, as well as guitar, bass, keys and drums. They formed Something Underground in the year 2000 shortly after moving to Colorado and are approaching 1000 shows with the band.

Trevor Mariotti joined Something Underground in the fall of 2002 shortly after the release of their debut album, Slides. To say the least, Trevor is an extraordinary drummer. He is the rock in their rock & roll. His skill, timing, and instincts match seamlessly with the Larson Brothers presence, delivery, and intuition. Trevor is The Brother from Another Mother. Together, these "…boys from Colorado have managed to put together a cohesive blend of styles that transcend genre and demographic limitations, appealing to a wide audience." - Score! Music Magazine

S.U.G. plays over a hundred shows per year at venues like: The Fox Theatre, Chautauqua Auditorium, Denver Pavilions, INVESCO Field, Colorado State Fair, Lake Dillon Amphitheatre, Denver Center for Performing Arts....

S.U.G. plays for dozens of charities every year: The Chanda Plan Foundation, Handicap International, EMERGENCY, Southern Colorado Aids Project, American Cancer Society, National MS Society, Little Voice, Edge-Ucate.org…

S.U.G. has played live on these radio stations in the last sixteen months: 97.3FM KBCO Studio C, Alice 105.9FM, 103.5FM The Fox, 99.5FM The Mountain, KRFC 88.9FM, and KCHE in Cherokee, Iowa; 88.5FM KGNU…

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