The Brodys

The Brodys fifth album "Stuck" reunites the brothers Brody with veteran producer Joe Johnston, known for his chart-topping work with Deftones and Cake. "Stuck" amps up the high-energy punk-inspired music and clever storytelling for which the band has become famous. The Brodys fire rapid on "Dynamite", are introspective about their "Act II", sing the praises of "Corn Whiskey" and join forces with the U.C. Davis marching band for a modern retelling of the classic Brodys hit "Beer Truck Driver".

The Brodys fire rapid on "Dynamite", are introspective about their "Act II", sing the praises of "Corn Whiskey" and join forces with the U.C. Davis marching band for a modern retelling of the classic Brodys hit "Beer Truck Driver". "Stuck" also includes a cover of Queen's "Fat Bottomed Girls", remade as only The Brodys could do and officially licensed for this release.

In addition to headlining shows on the club circuit from Los Angeles to San Francisco, The Brodys have opened for touring bands including matchbox 20, Lit, Smash Mouth, Orgy, Foo Fighters and Cake. Previous Brodys songs have been featured on MTV television series and hit the top of the request charts at alternative rock radio stations.