Prairie Cadets
Indie / Folk / Pop
Houston, TX
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About
Upcoming Shows
Born out of many nights of talking about music, after the acquisition of an old Wurlitzer electric piano in the winter of 2008 Prairie Cadets decided to quit talking and do something. Comprised of songwriting duo Adam P. Newton and Marc Brubaker, the group's music combines elements of contemporary folk and indie rock, though it's all adorned with sexy, timeless pop hooks.
Adam and Marc find inspiration from a wide variety of sources, not limited to but including the following: pop culture, nostalgia, family, the various ales of Saint Arnold and Lone Star tallboys. They are currently at work on two collections of songs set to be released in the fall of 2009,and can be found playing shows in and around Houston, TX.
Booking and press inquiries can be directed to prairiecadets@gmail.com.
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Aug 29, 2009
More News.
So we haven’t updated in a while, our apologies. Here’s some things Adam and I have been doing.
We played a show at The Mink on the 16th, with some fantastic folks: Finnegan, The Julys, and Benjamin Wesley. We tried to record the set, but there were some sound …
Jul 12, 2009
Brewing More Than Coffee…
We’re pretty excited here on the prairie. Our shows at The Mink and Avant Garden went pretty well last month, minus a couple technical difficulties. If you’re one of the folks that came and saw us play, thanks! We’ve got a couple more shows coming up soon. …
Jun 10, 2009
Hello World!
Hey everyone! Welcome to the site which, as you can see, is now live. Prairie Cadets is now in full swing, meaning we are writing, laying down demos, have a set assembled, and are booking shows. Most of all, we’re excited. We’ve got a nice 6-song set worked up …
