Combining a diverse repertoire and a drive for independent success, this five-piece from Pensacola, FL is moving upwards and there is nothing stopping them. Continuing on their 4th year being together, Suburban Shakedown is booking shows and increasing their fan base. The band consists of singer/songwriter Adam Roth, drummer Brendon Packer, lead guitarist Winston Moody, bassist Eric Rock, and keyboardist/vocalist/percussionist Matt Shaw. The songwriting is a smooth and refined style of rock that is unique and seemingly undiscovered. With a hint of reggae and a dash of funk and jazz, some may think they have found themselves a new style. One thing is certain; the live show is the main ingredient in this band’s meal. Suburban Shakedown always leaves clubs amazed and eager to put them back to work.

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Combining a diverse repertoire and a drive for independent success, this five-piece from Pensacola, FL is moving upwards and there is nothing stopping them. Almost into their 5th year being together, Suburban Shakedown is always promoting and increasing their fan base. The band consists of singer/songwriter Adam Roth, drummer Brendon Packer, bassist Eric Holcomb, musical mastermind Will Fink on mandolin/violin/keyboards, and Michael Kinser on the Saxophone and percussion. The songwriting is a smooth and refined style of rock that is unique and seemingly undiscovered. With a hint of reggae and a dash of funk and jazz, some may think they have found themselves a new style. One thing is certain; the live show is the main ingredient in this band’s meal. Suburban Shakedown always leaves clubs amazed and eager to put them back to work. They are known for having in upwards of 1,500 people show up at their shows in their hometown. The guys, while together for one year, won the Pensacola Springfest Discovery Contest. -”Combined with tight musicianship and a dynamic stage presence, Suburban Shakedown has a refreshing style to their performance.” Nick Freeman/The Real Paper Playing throughout college, Suburban Shakedown has shared the stage with national performing acts such as Sugar Ray (at three different locations) and the Spin Doctors. There is no doubt that this act represents success. In early September, The Independent Florida Sun conducted a poll and with nearly one thousand vot