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The Bishop's Daredevil Stunt Club Chicago, Illinois
The Bishop’s Daredevil Stunt Club has been described as roughed-up powerpop, sticking their stylistic landing somewhere between The Cars and Sloan. They have been featured on Chicago's WGN radio and TV, WXRT's Local Anesthetic, Q101's Demo 312, WNUR's Powerpop Shoppe, and CHIRP Radio. Most recently the single "Hold You Up" got the band recognition as WXRT's Big Beat featured artist of the week. ... more
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