Lazystars
Genre: Indie rock
Web site: http://www.myspace.com/thelazystarspage
Though The Lazystars are new to the Vegas scene, their pedigree hardly speaks of inexperience. Dave Hawkins and his cousin, bassist Tony Divencenzo, anchored local outfit Psychic Radio during its three-year run; guitarist Dave Meeks was a longtime member of veteran Vegas band Big Bad Zero; and Brian Havens served, briefly, as the drummer for The Killers (yeah, those Killers). The four men came together when Hawkins recently reconnected with his muse. “Inspiration comes and goes, and after grinding it out for so long [with Psychic Radio], it disappeared,” he says. “Then it just happened again. It was just time.”
- Free MP3s:
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Airplanes
Light of Day
Nothing Else Matters
Pictures and Photographs
She Knows Everything
- Recent Appearances
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Low vs. Diamond at Wasted Space
The Lazystars at The Beauty Bar
Say What?! presents Pillow Fight Club with The Lazystars
The Lazystars EP release party at Beauty Bar
cheapPLASTIK! with Lips Like Morphine at The Aruba Lounge
- Musicians:
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Dave Hawkins – Keyboard, Keyboards, Vocals
Dave Meeks – Backup Vocals, Guitar
Tony DiVincenzo – Bass
Brian Havens – Drums
Steve Tankersley – Synthesizer - Formed:
- 2008, Las Vegas, NV
- Influences
- The Beatles, Ryan Adams, Kings of Leon
- Current status
- The Lazystars are performing in and around Las Vegas and touring regionally to support their new EP, Light of Day.
- Related Links:
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Lazystars first show makes for good stargazing
Stumbling into Dino’s, the ultimate dive
Checking in on The Lazystars on the eve of their EP-release show
Lazystars
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This band is awesome just keeps you attention thru the whole show
Posted by: jjbouldercity on 8/20/09 at 5:17 p.m. (Suggest removal)
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