Woodland Ave.

It’s pretty rare for a standard three-piece band to really stand out after the days of Nirvana, Sublime, Meat Puppets, The Police, and countless other power trios that have set the bar for rock music over the years. You can tell these guys really nailed down the tone on their instruments and worked hard to make their set tight and fluid. - Livication Media

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“Divinity” has always been a crowd and personal band favorite. It’s starts off with a nice ghostly minor riff and fades in heavily with cymbals and explodes into a B minor palm mute on the rhythm guitar. The length of the song is probably the shortest compared to the others in our repertoire, but it’s very catchy. Nothing difficult, just really fun to play. - Warped Magazine

As one-third of power trio Woodland Ave., Kevin Dao regularly relies on just two other guys to propel original tunes like “Circus” and “Free Desires” for the band’s loyal following at places like North Star Bar, Trocadero, Whitpain Tavern and Peppers. - The Times Herald

As one-third of power trio Woodland Ave., Kevin Dao regularly relies on just two other guys to propel original tunes like “Circus” and “Free Desires” for the band’s loyal following at places like North Star Bar, Trocadero, Whitpain Tavern and Peppers. - The Times Herald

It’s not uncommon to hear a crappy cover band, but there’s something to be said about one that can transform into an innovative, alternative rock trio. - Temple News

Woodland Avenue: The Wood was good. Scored 3rd place in judge's voting. - The Mercury Blogs

Woodland Avenue: The Wood was good. Scored 3rd place in judge's voting. - The Mercury Blogs