Dayton Stone and The Undertones

Indie Rock Popish with a Singer-Song Writer soul
Dayton “Tambourine Jesus” Stone, the twice-exorcised son of a preacher,  developed his sultry voice and unique song-writing style in Seattle. After the church's ex-communication of his family, he lived a rambling life, including a brief stint in a fringe religious commune in South Carolina. (This is where the second exorcism took place, to little effect, considering he still carries with him the mega-demon Mathias). In 2014 his pilgrimage landed him in Denver, where he was to hang his tambourine for the next few years, and stumble upon his future band mates: Tony Milano, Nick Milano, Peter Warekois, and Jon Arckey. The Brothers Milano incubated their dual guitar sound from a young age, while living an equally transient lifestyle. Peter “Classic Pete” Warekois, from the “Los Angeles” area of “California,” lends his tasteful, yet meaty bass (adjectives that are equally representative of his personality) to the mix.