White Glove Service

From San Diego, to the Puget Sound, all the way to the Arizona Deserts, White Glove Service has been rocking shows while unleashing endless musical creativity. With passion instilled in every aspect of the sound, each member brings a unique flavor to the table. WGS has had the pleasure to perform alongside many influential artists including The Expendables, Fortunate Youth, C-Money, Josh Heinrichs, Skillinjah, Circa Survive, The Green, Natty Vibes, and Mike Pinto Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

From San Diego, to the Puget Sound, all the way to the Arizona Deserts, White Glove Service has been rocking shows while unleashing endless musical creativity. With passion instilled in every aspect of the sound, each member brings a unique flavor to the table. WGS has had the pleasure to perform alongside many influential artists including The Expendables, Fortunate Youth, C-Money, Josh Heinrichs, Skillinjah, Circa Survive, The Green, Natty Vibes, and Mike Pinto In late 2010 the road began. Four strong opinions and four wildly different musical ideas collided. Guitarist Aaron and Bassist Stilz (styles) grew up in Fresno, California. Their rhythmic and melodic compositions can be soothing and sweet as well as undeniably intense. Drummer Clayton took the long road to Fresno from Birmingham, Alabama bringing a funky, jazzy, and progressive sound into the mix. Vocalist Jake moved to California from Seattle and joined the trio adding his soulful melodies and heart-felt lyrics to complete the group. White Glove Service has been busy at work in the past few years playing endless shows and writing and developing material. Their first EP is in the works. Recorded and produced by Lewis Richards at 17th Street Studio the six track is planned on being released to the public in 2013. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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