Stickyʼs Backyard has been playing together in various incarnations since their
first show in Davidʼs Backyard in 1992. Formed in Davis California under the first
name of Sunday Blue, local Marin county cousins, Luke O'Byrne, Julian
Kwasneski spent their college years together writing music and performing in the
local bars with drummer Eric Schroeder. It was during this time that they made
the conscious decision to perform original music and not go the cover band route.
After college the band relocated to Forestville and began performed in the
Sonoma County, Marin and San Francisco playing to the local college scenes.
After a brief hiatus, the band re-grouped adding long time friend, Ted Meister on
the bass while changing the name to Stickyʼs Backyard. From 1995 until 2009,
the band played numerous shows together focusing a large part of their shows to
raising awareness to cancer charities.
In 2010 the bandʼs sound continued to evolve by adding long time band sound
engineer, John Krause on rhythm guitar and Jason Berg on the keys. Leaning
back on a song catalogue 80 strong, the band has played consistently in the bay
area.
Stickyʼs Backyardʼs goal is to continue to develop itʼs fan base here in Marin
Country by performing live shows that can exhibit the original progressive rock
and roll that the band has been know for the past 19 years.
Venue Information:
19 Broadway
17 Broadway Blvd.
Fairfax, CA, 94930
http://www.19broadway.com/
show less
first show in Davidʼs Backyard in 1992. Formed in Davis California under the first
name of Sunday Blue, local Marin county cousins, Luke O'Byrne, Julian
Kwasneski spent their college years together writing music and performing in the
local bars with drummer Eric Schroeder. It was during this time that they made
the conscious decision to perform original music and not go the cover band route.
After college the band relocated to Forestville and began performed in the
Sonoma County, Marin and San Francisco playing to the local college scenes.
After a brief hiatus, the band re-grouped adding long time friend, Ted Meister on
the bass while changing the name to Stickyʼs Backyard. From 1995 until 2009,
the band played numerous shows together focusing a large part of their shows to
raising awareness to cancer charities.
In 2010 the bandʼs sound continued to evolve by adding long time band sound
engineer, John Krause on rhythm guitar and Jason Berg on the keys. Leaning
back on a song catalogue 80 strong, the band has played consistently in the bay
area.
Stickyʼs Backyardʼs goal is to continue to develop itʼs fan base here in Marin
Country by performing live shows that can exhibit the original progressive rock
and roll that the band has been know for the past 19 years.
Venue Information:
19 Broadway
17 Broadway Blvd.
Fairfax, CA, 94930
http://www.19broadway.com/
Stickyʼs Backyard has been playing together in various incarnations since their
first show in Davidʼs Backyard in 1992. Formed in Davis California under the first
name of Sunday Blue, local Marin county cousins, Luke O'Byrne, Julian
Kwasneski spent their college years together writing music and performing in the
local bars with drummer Eric Schroeder. It was during this time that they made
the conscious decision to perform original music and not go the cover band route.
After college the band relocated to Forestville and began performed in the
Sonoma County, Marin and San Francisco playing to the local college scenes.
After a brief hiatus, the band re-grouped adding long time friend, Ted Meister on
the bass while changing the name to Stickyʼs Backyard. From 1995 until 2009,
the band played numerous shows together focusing a large part of their shows to
raising awareness to cancer charities.
In 2010 the bandʼs sound continued to evolve by adding long time band sound
engineer, John Krause on rhythm guitar and Jason Berg on the keys. Leaning
back on a song catalogue 80 strong, the band has played consistently in the bay
area.
Stickyʼs Backyardʼs goal is to continue to develop itʼs fan base here in Marin
Country by performing live shows that can exhibit the original progressive rock
and roll that the band has been know for the past 19 years.
Venue Information:
19 Broadway
17 Broadway Blvd.
Fairfax, CA, 94930
http://www.19broadway.com/
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first show in Davidʼs Backyard in 1992. Formed in Davis California under the first
name of Sunday Blue, local Marin county cousins, Luke O'Byrne, Julian
Kwasneski spent their college years together writing music and performing in the
local bars with drummer Eric Schroeder. It was during this time that they made
the conscious decision to perform original music and not go the cover band route.
After college the band relocated to Forestville and began performed in the
Sonoma County, Marin and San Francisco playing to the local college scenes.
After a brief hiatus, the band re-grouped adding long time friend, Ted Meister on
the bass while changing the name to Stickyʼs Backyard. From 1995 until 2009,
the band played numerous shows together focusing a large part of their shows to
raising awareness to cancer charities.
In 2010 the bandʼs sound continued to evolve by adding long time band sound
engineer, John Krause on rhythm guitar and Jason Berg on the keys. Leaning
back on a song catalogue 80 strong, the band has played consistently in the bay
area.
Stickyʼs Backyardʼs goal is to continue to develop itʼs fan base here in Marin
Country by performing live shows that can exhibit the original progressive rock
and roll that the band has been know for the past 19 years.
Venue Information:
19 Broadway
17 Broadway Blvd.
Fairfax, CA, 94930
http://www.19broadway.com/
show less
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