On the Speakers's 2003 Concert History

On the Speakers was a short lived independent-alternative rock band featuring lead singer Ian Sefchick, formerly of Creeper Lagoon. They released only one album, a 2004 self entitled EP, through Universal Records before parting amicably sometime in 2005. On the Speakers remains on indefinite hiatus.

Feb 25, 2003 –
Mar 03, 2003
Noise Pop 2003
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San Francisco, California, United States
Indie
Alternative Rock
Indie Rock
Alternative
Trap
Underground Hip-Hop
Southern Hip Hop
Frenchcore
Melodic Rap
Edm Trap
South Carolina Hip Hop
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