A Penny For Jane
Genres: Alternative, Indie rock
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A Penny for Jane, one of the top new groups to emerge from the talent-rich Las Vegas music scene, has wrapped up recording of their first self-titled EP at the Tone Factory Studio. The EP, produced by Mike Marsh (who also provides drums and vocals) will be available in early August. The group was formed in Spring of 2007 and has opened for groups like Lifehouse, Fuel, Paolo Nutini, Sara Bareilles, Colbie Caillat, and Vanessa Carleton. Their music has appeared on the WB, ABC, CBS, NBC, and Lifetime on shows like Smallville, The OC, Threat Matrix, and America's Top Model. Although the band acknowledges inspiration from classic staples in the indie alternative genre such as Death Cab for Cutie, Foo Fighters, and Dashboard Confessional, the group prides itself on its unique sound and original lyrics.
- Recent Appearances
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Acoustic Strip at House of Blues featuring Cherry Hill
The Band Battle for Bite at House of Blues
Rock 'n Roll Wine Amplified Festival with the Gin Blossoms
A Penny for Jane at McFadden's
Amplify presents A Penny For Jane at the Icehouse Lounge
- Musicians:
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Anthony Valentino – Vocals
Denny Mishler – Guitar
Chris Bitonti – Guitar
Craig David – Bass
David Guzman – Drums - Formed:
- 2007, Las Vegas, NV
- Influences
- Death Cab for Cutie, Dashboard Confessional, Plain White T's, The Fray
- Current status
- Touring
- Discography:
A Penny For Jane EP- Released: 2008
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