Buffalo Alice

Buffalo Alice was formed in 2005 by singer/songwriter Alex Aaron and features a rotating cast of musician friends. The band's first four albums received radio play around the world and in the U.S. on commercial, college and satellite radio stations as well as independent music TV programs. Originally hailing from Atlanta, GA, Buffalo Alice relocated to Minneapolis in 2008. There Aaron teamed up with Minnesota natives Chris Morrissey (Ben Kweller), Jake Hanson (Halloween, Alaska), and Mike Ro...

Buffalo Alice was formed in 2005 by singer/songwriter Alex Aaron and features a rotating cast of musician friends. The band's first four albums received radio play around the world and in the U.S. on commercial, college and satellite radio stations as well as independent music TV programs. Originally hailing from Atlanta, GA, Buffalo Alice relocated to Minneapolis in 2008. There Aaron teamed up with Minnesota natives Chris Morrissey (Ben Kweller), Jake Hanson (Halloween, Alaska), and Mike Rosetto (The Spaghetti Western String Co.) as well as L.A. based drummer Mark Stepro (Ben Kweller) to record the bands fifth full length album "13 Girls", a pop infused folk rock story of Aaron's sexual conquests during his first year living in Minneapolis. The first single "Brittany (My Dandelion)" was released in April and is currently receiving radio play around the U.S. and in 40 countries worldwide. The single occupied the #1 spot on Noisehead.com music charts for over two weeks and continues to rank in the top 5 songs on the website. Buffalo Alice is currently playing shows around the midwest and plan to tour the east coast this fall.