Good Day RVA
“There aren’t a lot of bands like Tiny Hazard floating around these days. Their brand of avant-pop is quite unique and that’s certainly also due to the fact that the music they’ve strived to master is difficult to conceive, let alone perform.” – Andrew Strader, The Deli Magazine
“‘Hold the Line,’ [is] a solid collection of eight songs finely aged over the past two years that mark the exponential growth of an artist. Lush arrangements, swanky guitars and hearty vocals flourish in 30 glorious minutes reminiscent of a young John Prine or Neil Young.” – Hilary Langford, Style Weekly
A Good Day in RVA 5 (third time’s a charm!) – Friday, Nov. 2nd! More info can be found at https://www.facebook.com/GDRVA/photos/gm.284115012225248/1885929074823418/?type=3&theater
Help fund Good Day RVA by donating now at: www.enrichmond.org/partners/good-day-rva/
A Good Day in RVA 5 – Saturday, June 2nd! More info can be found at https://www.facebook.com/events/2033032240284381/
Help fund Good Day RVA by donating now at: www.enrichmond.org/partners/good-day-rva/
“Between guitarist/vocalist Julie Storey’s killer and unique set of pipes on these tracks, and the 90s-esque nostalgic vibe the video gives off with its setting and the grungey, loud garage rock sound from the rest of the band, Good Day RVA’s creation makes me wish I actually had gone out for a shopping trip that day to catch a sneak peek at their live recording.” – Amy David, RVA Magazine
“The Wimps ‘No Show Bird’ video shoot was my first experience as a member of the Good Day RVA crew. One early Spring morning, with coffee and a backpack full of camera gear, I drove to an unknown pin drop location in Richmond. Any anxieties I had about my ‘first day’ faded fast as I arrived at Crossfit RVA to a bustling film crew and a band dressed for gym class.” – Ashley Travis, Dust Up
“Imagine if the angular, almost experimental indie-rock group Deerhoof sat down to write a record inspired by lush Beach Boys harmonies and you might get an idea of what to expect.” – Shannon Cleary, Style Weekly
“…the band drew listeners in with glowing details, a nimble sense of timing more often associated with jazz or classical musicians, and a compositional ambition exceeding that of nearly all of their peers, playing to crowds of beery punks in basements across America.” – Andy Cush, SPIN