The Popravinas! Live At Dargan’s

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Date & Time

Sat, May 04 9:00 PM - 11:30 PM

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18 E Ortega St, Santa Barbara, CA 93101

The Popravinas return to Santa Barbara for a fun-filled evening of California Twangy Rock n Roll in support of their highly acclaimed third album, “Willy Nilly.”

Building on the gains of regional touring and an overwhelmingly well reviewed and received sophomore effort, The Popravinas (pope-rah-veen-ahs) return with nine new tracks of indie California gold.

“We really wanted to get more music out as soon as possible,” explains John Adair, the band’s multi-instrumentalist and producer, “to capitalize on our second albums’ wide, international reach.”

The band formed in the mid-2000’s and until 2017 had only released one effort,  Everybody’s Fault But Ours (2008), which garnered some nice press and a few end of the year “best of” lists.  2017’s “California Sonic” reinvigorated the band with extensive touring and considerable airplay on independent radio and online outlets around the country and around the globe.

“Some surprising places really took a strong liking to our power pop, alt-country sound.” says Eddy Sill, lead singer and bassist.  “Spain, Sweden, Finland, Great Britain… and now places like South Africa and Australia!”

Eddy, the group’s songwriting force, touched on the success of the first single, Sofia (CMU), from the new release, “Willy Nilly.” Originally commissioned as reward to a past crowdfunding campaign for touring finance, it has blossomed into the first taste of the new record.  It has already been added to stations in Alaska, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Australia, Florida, Ireland, South Africa, Sweden, Spain and the United Kingdom to name a few.

“It has really taken off in the UK, as there is a Central Manchester University,” remarks John. “We like to keep the interpretation open, although Eddy does have a bit of a Pittsburgh accent if you want a hint.”

 

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