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Campdogzz capture the bleak yet spirited heart of the industrial midwest in a five-piece band propelled by driving rhythms, insistent dual guitars set in intriguing arrangements, and the haunting, evocative songs and voice of Tulsa native Jess Price.
Campdogzz have earned a devoted following in Chicago and the midwest, with a lineup featuring Jess Price (lead vocals, guitar and keyboard); Mike Russell (guitar and backup vocals); Nick Enderle (guitar); Andrew Rolfsen (bass); and Chris Dye (drums). In addition to their own headlining shows and tours (until recently conveyed by a school bus rigged for self-sufficient touring and camping; if you don’t know where to get the best falafel in every American city, you are definitely not a Campdog), the band has opened for <a href="spotify:artist:5QdyldG4Fl4TPiOIeMNpBZ" data-name="Big Thief">Big Thief</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:5MXsi1oKkm8LuStuKkMdzu" data-name="Sam Evian">Sam Evian</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:1lGRK7KK1IuflIyNSE9R3M" data-name="Ohmme">Ohmme</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:3e4qYL0Jd2HezQLZsCTqpN" data-name="Tim Kasher">Tim Kasher</a>/<a href="spotify:artist:1sylmUjlKYsLA49YtkNHW3" data-name="Cursive">Cursive</a>, and others. They were recently seen in the first season of the Netflix series, “Easy,” recorded a popular Audiotree live video session, and self-released “<a href="spotify:album:3PYUiXfA8FeLqSJ6CMImgW" data-name="Riders in the Hills of Dying Heaven">Riders in the Hills of Dying Heaven</a>” in 2015. That early recording has been streamed nearly 2 million times. Now, Campdogzz are poised to come aggravate your blues, bang your head, and remind you where you are on the long road away from home. Their latest album "<a href="spotify:album:3jaUBuWZpQSQnm10zF3uP9" data-name="In Rounds">In Rounds</a>" was released on 15 Passenger Records in 2018.
Campdogzz have earned a devoted following in Chicago and the midwest, with a lineup featuring Jess Price (lead vocals, guitar and keyboard); Mike Russell (guitar and backup vocals); Nick Enderle (guitar); Andrew Rolfsen (bass); and Chris Dye (drums). In addition to their own headlining shows and tours (until recently conveyed by a school bus rigged for self-sufficient touring and camping; if you don’t know where to get the best falafel in every American city, you are definitely not a Campdog), the band has opened for <a href="spotify:artist:5QdyldG4Fl4TPiOIeMNpBZ" data-name="Big Thief">Big Thief</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:5MXsi1oKkm8LuStuKkMdzu" data-name="Sam Evian">Sam Evian</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:1lGRK7KK1IuflIyNSE9R3M" data-name="Ohmme">Ohmme</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:3e4qYL0Jd2HezQLZsCTqpN" data-name="Tim Kasher">Tim Kasher</a>/<a href="spotify:artist:1sylmUjlKYsLA49YtkNHW3" data-name="Cursive">Cursive</a>, and others. They were recently seen in the first season of the Netflix series, “Easy,” recorded a popular Audiotree live video session, and self-released “<a href="spotify:album:3PYUiXfA8FeLqSJ6CMImgW" data-name="Riders in the Hills of Dying Heaven">Riders in the Hills of Dying Heaven</a>” in 2015. That early recording has been streamed nearly 2 million times. Now, Campdogzz are poised to come aggravate your blues, bang your head, and remind you where you are on the long road away from home. Their latest album "<a href="spotify:album:3jaUBuWZpQSQnm10zF3uP9" data-name="In Rounds">In Rounds</a>" was released on 15 Passenger Records in 2018.
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