Gabe Kubanda

Gabe Kubanda is an alt-pop artist/entrepreneur, co-creator of the Epic Proportions Tour, and founder of Non-Profit EduMusication.org, and the car/home rental company, Kubanda Properties.


* EduMusication provides experiential webinars & livestream concerts for college & high school music students! Visit EduMusication.org

* Notable artists featured on Gabe's Epic Proportions Tour:
<a href="spotify:artist:1S4xN9nvW5vlFoRBisdxUL" data-name="Halocene">Halocene</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:4SdIXLzfabqU61iK7SnKAU" data-name="G Flip">G Flip</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:448sW9hEuTL3qlPu3Ytrlb" data-name="Far Away Stables">Far Away Stables</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:18UrIT17pqz5fG7J85iwSh" data-name="LUNA AURA">LUNA AURA</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:4xdVUHk7foNRevweCCCPXN" data-name="Captain Squeegee">Captain Squeegee</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:4fHQmedyN3RBcKZd7hebCp" data-name="TEFFLER">TEFFLER</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:5injFEcpwkZ3poGzkTCsEs" data-name="Monti">Monti</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:6p8wVHDOljhtAZQWAwIHN8" data-name="Awake At Last">Awake At Last</a>, Schoolboy Humor, Luxxe and many more. Gabe was also a founding member and released 3 EPs with <a href="spotify:artist:4hda5PT3TocpX1cTiqvgP2" data-name="Letters Burning">Letters Burning</a>

“Seriously, we’ve never quit. Even in the face of really harsh circumstances.”
That includes surviving a serious crash when its bus was hit by a semi-truck during a tour.
“We were traveling to San Francisco to do a bunch of college shows in the spring” Kubanda explains. “A truck driver fell asleep at the wheel and hit us going 70-75 miles per hour. Our entire bus flipped off the road multiple times. We were all in bunks and apparently, that’s what saved us. We were all bouncing around in a short space instead of flying all around the cabin and getting thrown out of windows.&#34;
“We had a summer tour planned right after that and we waited to do all the chiropractor’s stuff later,” he says with a smile. “We went on tour.”
The acts with Kubanda sustained many injuries, mostly abrasions from the steel that kept the metal bunks in place, and broken bones. “We all survived.”


- Entertainer Mag