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Years active
  
2008–present

Past members
  
Chase Prince

Albums
  
Spring Tigers

Labels
  
Bright Antenna

Record label
  
Bright Antenna

Members
  
Kris Barratt Stephen James Shane Davis Eli Barnard Brad Elliott

Origin
  
Athens, Georgia, United States (2008)

Genres
  
Electronica, Pop music, Post-punk

Spring Tigers are an American pop band from Athens, Georgia. The band was formed in March 2008.

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History

The band was formed when Kris Barratt, as frontman of the since disbanded group, The Capes, found himself stranded in Athens mid-tour when his record label was unable to fly him back to England. According to Barratt, the new band was formed to open for the band, The Lodger, only five days before the showtime, "One night when I was at GO Bar, I talked to a guy I knew that worked there about playing the show with me, and between the two of us we were able to find more people and form a band to play the show." The band's name is derived from a song by Guided By Voices.

Spring Tigers signed in 2009 to indie label Bright Antenna. They released their eponymous Mini-LP Spring Tigers in 2009. Carl Gauze of Ink19, in his review, noted the bands, "energetic pop," and wrote, "this band has some real potential and with a few more years touring and recording, they just might be the next overnight sensation."

The band are currently working on an LP which Barratt describes as, ". . .more rock and less glossy than the mini album . . . loud and angry but still catchy basically. We’ve switched from Fenders and AC30′s to Gibson’s and Marshalls."

Band members

Current members

Kris Barratt (Guitar/Vocals)
Stephen James (Keys/Drums/Guitar)
Shane Davis (Guitar)
Eli Barnard (Bass)
Brad Elliott (Drums)

Former members

Chase Prince (Drums)

Discography

  • Spring Tigers (2009)
  • Songs

    Car SongSpring Tigers · 2009
    Just SuggestingSpring Tigers · 2009
    New Improved FormulaSpring Tigers · 2009

    References

    Spring Tigers Wikipedia