Left Foot Green

Bursting on the Rock scene, Left Foot Green is honored to be mentioned in the same sentence as other Colorado bands like The Fray and Tickle Me Pink (examiner.com). Their new and unique sound, constant touring, and energetic stage show proves they deserve such an honor.

Left Foot Green's innovative sound in centered around the explosive and heavy Electric Violin playing of Harmony Greenhalgh. Fist pumping, ear melting riffs fill Left Foot Green’s music leaving the listener to believe this is the band Rock music desperately needs right now.

Their upcoming 3rd studio release, currently untitled, is rich with texture, great melodies, energetic rock choruses, and a little tongue and cheek inter-woven into the fun, memorable lyrics. The album grabs the listeners ear from the word go!

The consummate road warriors, Left Foot Green set out with a goal to play 150 shows this year. As of October they have far exceeded that goal. Their live show leaves the audience with open mouths and a sense that they have just seen the next big thing. Their clean, tight and high energy show is one of the main reasons Left Foot Green has built a strong following across the US.

Don’t miss out on the next big thing. Be sure and catch Left Foot Green before the nose bleeds is all you can afford. ;)



"On the band's sophomore release, Fun With Vengeance, the five-piece churns out six snappy pop-punk tunes, as well as a rambunctious rendering of A-ha's "Take on Me". Left Foot Green injects a good deal of energy into the cuts, especially the album's opener, "Dick," with its fist-pumping, head-bobbing chorus." - Jon Solomon of the Denver Westword

“Harmony has taken the electric violin to a new level and the other members lay it down just as heavy. A pumped up animated show!”
- Charlie Sullivan of the Colorado Music Buzz Magazine.

“Their Songs are Killer!”
- Music Blogger Earth to Josh.

“The band literally tears through track after track on its seven song EP Fun with Vengeance, with fierce tracks that sound like a soundtrack to an X Games film.”
- Brian F. Johnson of the Marquee Magazine