Supporting Local Orange County Musicians

Cool Hand Produx'ns was started in December, 2001 by a musician with a vision.

After more than three decades in the business, QSC Audio Products, Inc., has become a globally recognized leader in audio manufacturing.

This trio from Glendora wastes no time at a show. The Hardway is quick, hard, and infectious.

Every now and then a band comes along that you can't quite put your finger on how to classify them. Well, that time is now. From the depths of Orange County, California rises the power trio SPITWAD, a band that converts energy into music with an edge.

Naked Movie Star’s sound is a stew of many elements that can leave you stomping your feet and singing along.

Just when you thought the Orange County/L.A. punk scene had coughed up its last good band here comes Cellphish. With fresh new tunes that blend rock 'n roll and punk into some rockin' music.

They crank out the kind of choons that would have you turning up the knob to 11 in your Trans-Am while you sing the choruses at the top of your bloody lungs.

As can be heard on their 2001 EP, the quartet plays a simmering brand of retro power punk. Upbeat rhythms, loud guitars, chiming piano, major chord hooks and cool-guy vocals are sure to be part of every performance.

With a gangland mentality, the Pacific strictly commands a presence of strength and authority amidst a convoluted musical majority mired in mediocrity.

Playing their own twist of emotional melodic hardcore indie rock has quickly pushed them not only to the top of the Hawaiian rock scene, but has propelled them to a musical level where they are now listed among some of the top bands in their caliber of music.

Having many influences, the Obscured perform head-bobbing rock songs to lush ballads, keeping the crowd on their feet.

The band allures you with artistic expression, thought-provoking songs and ambionic atmosphere.

Unique, upbeat pop/rock born from U2, Pete Yorn, Jimmy Eat World and Pearl Jam.

Pop n' rock from Orange County, Stairwell's style is catchy, intelligent and definitely not boring. Their songs are written well with great hooks, wonderfully-placed strings sections and amazing use of three guitars. This is underground, radio-friendly pop-rock at its best.

With songs that are melodic, jangly, crunchy, crispy and cool, Porterville will delight your ears with something new at every turn.