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enough catchy sensibilities and crunchy rock to keep fans hitting repeat over and over again

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Hometown	Somerville, MA
Genres	Rock, Pop
Band Members	Adam Stasio - Guitar, Vocals; Antonio Cinelli - Vocals... » more
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Upcoming Shows	None

Contact Information:	Artist / Band Member Chad Boudreau letterdayband@gmail.com 508.472.8465
# Years Experience Performing Live:	5
# Live Perfomances Past Six-months:	30
Market Draw:	North East: 76-100
Venue History:	Middle East Downstairs - Cambridge , MA Brighton Music Hall - Allston, MA THE LIVING ROOM - Providence, RI Club Hell - providence, RI Crocodile Rock Cafe - Allentown, PA The Bitter End - New York, NY Arlene's Grocery - New York City, NY Webster Underground - Hartford, CT Toads Place - New Haven, CT Higher Ground - Burlington, VT Eleanor Rigby's - Jermyn, PA Bills Bar - Boston, MA Sad Cafe (all ages) - Plaistow, NH Deering Grange - Portland, ME
Opener Experience:	The Receiving End of Sirens ; Man Overboard; The Ataris; Hot Rod Circuit
Similar Artists:	Jimmy Eat World; The Get Up Kids; Fall Out Boy; Foo Fighters
Performing Rights Society:	ASCAP
Discography:	Ready EP—2011; the Company We Keep EP—2009; Saints Single—2007; Beg For Mercy Single—2007; Myspace Demo EP—2007; Someone Else EP—2004

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About the Artist

Boston, MA 5 piece rock/pop band. Just released a brand new EP entitled "Ready" in Dec, 17th 2011 to a sold out Middle East Club in Boston, MA.

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Reached 72nd in Best of Rock chart in 2014. In the top 100 for 8 weeks.

Top 10 in Modern Rock, April 2013

Top 10 in Modern Rock, February 2013

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Boston Phoenix MP3 of the week by Michael Marotta - Boston Phoenix
After a year of reflection, now comes the resurrection for Boston pop-rock darlings LETTERDAY. Back from extended hiatus with a fine-tuned lineup, a sharper perspective, and a fresh batch of songs from this already well-oiled rock and roll machine, Letterday last month announced their comeback with “Don’t Go,” the first single off towering new record Ready. “Don’t Go” is a driven, radio-fit power-pop coaster that re-asserts Letterday in the regional scene, but before the band hits the Middle East downstairs this Saturday, December 17, for the Ready release party (alongside the Organ Beats, the Blue Pages, and Kid Disaster), they crash the Converse store in the Back Bay for our second WFNX live performance at 348 Newbury St. Grab the MP3 below, and then join us at Converse on Friday, December 16, at 6 pm for a free, all-ages performance by Letterday. Your attendance includes a 20 percent discount on all purchases from 6 to 8 pm. Holiday kicks!

Review: Letterday – Ready by James Shotwell - Under the Gun Review
Artist: Letterday Album: Ready EP Genre: Pop Rock Since their inception in 2001, Boston’s Letterday have refined, reworked, and re-imagined the possibilities of quote/unquote “pop rock.” Their latest, Ready, finds the group cracking the hit song code once and for all with five songs of life and love that are not to be missed. Kicking things off with “Don’t Go,” the return of Letterday wastes no time showcasing their more evolved, atmospherically pleasing take on pop-centric rock. It is clear early on, as well as throughout the record that Letterday has grown exponentially since their three-song demo impacted a few short years ago. The hooks are tighter, the instrumentation more lush, and the lyrics have never been as heartfelt. As the EP begins to unfold, it becomes clear that Letterday have taken pop rock from a genre to an artform as tracks like “Just Clap Your Hands” and “Safe & Sound” pack enough catchy sensibilities and crunchy rock to keep fans hitting repeat over and over again. There is a determination that is laced through each note of each track that informs the listener this is a professional, focused group ready for world takeover and it is that drive that latches on to the music fan in all of us, refusing to let go until the album comes to an end. It is unclear whether or not Letterday entitled their EP Ready as a metaphor for how great they have become since last releasing an album, but it is made clear with this release that the group, more so than any other genre band we have featured this year, are ready for Billboard and beyond. Each and every song lingers on your musical palette like a meal you never want to forget and the hooks are more than solid enough to keep you warm during these long winter months. Support a band deserving of far more than they have been given up til now, buy this album and show Letterday you not only hear their talent, you appreciate it. Score: 9.5/10

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