Dirty Sidewalks Seattle, Washington
Dirty Sidewalks don’t just take sonic cues from the fuzzy haze of The Jesus and Mary Chain, the honed pop songcraft of Oasis or the rich vocal colors of The Beach Boys—they keep it in the family, too. Formed in 2010 by Erik Foster, older brother Evan Foster and longtime friend Evan O’Neil, the band plays anthemic tunes informed equally by ‘80’s college rock, ‘90’s Britpop, and ‘60’s harmonies. ... more
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