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Boxer and Clover

Formed in early 2009, Boxer & Clover is taking the Florida music scene by storm. They recently released their 2nd EP titled "Fate Has Favorites."

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Hometown	Orlando, FL
Genres	Rock, Pop
Band Members	Evan Frank, Daniel Perry, Brad Dubs, & Gavin Haengel
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Upcoming Shows	None

Contact Information:	Artist / Band Member Brad Dubs boxerandclover@gmail.com 561-602-1922
# Years Experience Performing Live:	2
# Live Perfomances Past Six-months:	30
Market Draw:	Home Market: 31-50; Orlando: 101-150
Opener Experience:	MAE; Cute Is What We Aim For; The Bigger Lights; Friday Night Boys
Similar Artists:	Jimmy Eat World; MAE; Boys Like Girls
Performing Rights Society:	ASCAP
Discography:	Fate Has Favorites EP—2010; What Happens Here EP—2009

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About the Artist

Boxer & Clover was formed, in early 2009, by members Evan Frank, Daniel Perry, Brad Dubs, and Gavin Haengel. Immediately, the quartet began writing for their debut EP "What Happens Here" while playing a few local shows in the Orlando, FL area. They...

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Achievements

Reached 72nd in Best of Rock chart in 2011. In the top 100 for 1 week.

Reached 87th in Best of Pop chart in 2011. In the top 100 for 1 week.

Top 10 in "SUBWAY FRESH ARTISTS™" (DE, MD,DC, VA, WV, NC, SC, GA, FL), September 2010

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Absolutepunk.net Review by Gregory Robson by Absolutepunk.net
Lord knows the last thing the music world needs is another power-pop/pop-punk hybrid, but sure enough when the talent is there, it needs to be recognized. The Orlando, FL band Boxer and Clover are such a band. On their debut EP What Happens Here the quartet take a stab at radio airplay and deliver with a polished, confident swagger, that's hard to deny. The most accessible is the earnest and engaging "Adding to 100 Years of Silence," but the driving "Blue," is equally as strong. The bittersweet, "The Sound of Your Lullaby," however, is the one song that shows the band's true ability. Sounding a lot like Mae circa The Everglow, "Lullaby," has a huge chorus and forlorn verses that are sure to win fans over by the thousands. Not even a year old, Boxer and Clover certainly have something to offer and if this is just the beginning, the optimist in me thinks they're headed for a huge future.

"What Happens Here" review by Audio Addiction Mag by Audio Addiction Magazine
I’m just going to start by saying I’m not used to reviewing EPs. In my opinion full length albums are much easier; they give you more to go by. Boxer & Clover's What Happens Here EP only has five songs on it; but that doesn’t mean it isn’t worth picking up. In fact, it is one of my favorite releases of the year. The EP opens with the track “Adding to 100 Years of Silence.” This is the kind of song that The Academy Is… had on their first CD. Full of catchy hooks and a creative blend of instruments, this song also shows me what I think is so important about this band. The line “Bring it back to a better time when the world was young and we all felt so alive” captured me and instantly made me a fan. “The Good Life” shows a totally different style to the bands music. This song, in my opinion, is what would happen if Four Letter Lie and Circa Survive decided to collaborate. At times this song becomes something you might hear from Angels and Airwaves. Overall this doesn’t even scratch the surface of the EP. The creative effects they use in some songs are great. The group vocals on “The Sound of Your Lullaby” are totally unexpected showing another side to the band. I’m not the best reviewer in the world, but I don’t need to be to say this is a great disc.

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