- Newport, KY
- Cover Band
- $3000-$6000
Christine E. said
“The band made the party! Everyone said it was the best party ever!! ”
Overview
Americana / alt-country rockers crafting smart songs full of big hooks and loud guitars.
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Price range: $400-800
Languages: English
Gig length: 60 - 240 minutes
What to expect
The Failers members have played music together in various groups for over 20 years, and have performed in settings ranging from outdoor festivals to coffeehouses. Between our numerous original songs and an eclectic catalog of covers that run the gamut from '50's country to '90's college rock, we have easily 3-4 hours of music. We offer a straight-forward original rock show, padded with choice covers. No gimmicks, minimal banter.
About
The Failers are a rock n roll band from Indianapolis. Their songs are 3-minute blasts of big hooks, loud guitars, and no apologies. The band consists of former members of acclaimed Indianapolis Americana band Paging Raymond and Odyssey Favor. The Failers have released three EPs and one full-length album. They are planning to release a new album in spring 2025.
Additional booking notes
Our set up is two electric guitars, one acoustic guitar, drums, bass, and two vocals.
Requirements: 3-4 stage monitors (one for drummer, remainder in front)
4 vocal microphones
Instrument mics for drum kit and two guitar amplifiers
Line outs for bass rig and acoustic guitar
Power strips / extension cords
Sound guy
In the event that sound is not provided, we will bring our own
Services offered
Set list
We perform originals and covers. Sets tend to vary. A set of one hour or less will be original music only. Sets greater than one hour will be a combination of originals and covers, unless the event is original music only. We do not perform covers-only sets.
Covers include:
Rain King (Counting Crows)
Seven Year Ache ( Roseanne Cash)
Cruel To Be Kind (Nick Lowe)
California Stars (Wilco)
The Letter ( Box Tops)
September Gurls (Big Star)
Ooh La La (The Faces)
Can't Let Go (Lucinda Williams)
I Should’ve Known It (Tom Petty)
You Wreck Me (Tom Petty)
In Between Days (The Cure)
Don't Cry No Tears (Neil Young)
Driving My Life Away ( Eddie Rabbitt)
Mystery Dance (Elvis Costello)
No Matter What (Badfinger)
Enjoy The Silence (Depeche Mode)
A Million Miles Away (Plimsouls)
Roll With The Changes (REO)
Jolene (Dolly Parton)
Victoria (The Kinks)
Folsom Prison Blues (Johnny Cash)
Cocaine Blues (Johnny Cash)
Wrapped Around Your Finger (The Police)
Under The Milky Way (The Church)
Love My Way (Psychedelic Furs)
Running On Empty (Jackson Browne)
Save It For Later (English Beat)
We also cover songs by:
The Byrds
Jason Isbell
Echo and the Bunnymen
Futurebirds
Blondie
The Jayhawks
Tears For Fears
Smithereens
Influences and inspiration
Counting Crows
Ryan Adams / Whiskeytown
Son Volt
Steve Earle
Rolling Stones
Elvis Costello
KISS
Setup requirements
PA system adequate for room size
Sound guy for said PA system
Drum kit microphones
Instrument microphones (minimum two)
Line out / DI for Bass guitar
Line out / DI for acoustic guitar
Lighting is neat, but not essential
Power strips / extension cords
Wedge monitors ( 3-4)
Vocal microphones (minimum two, four preferable)
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