Some songs never really leave you.
The DayJob Refugees bring together the music of the classic vinyl era, from the late 60s and 70s roots of FM radio to carefully chosen favorites from the decades that followed.
Eagles. The Beatles. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. The Doobie Brothers. Steely Dan. The Who. Neil Young. Tom Petty. America. Santana. Fleetwood Mac. And plenty of songs that make you stop and say, “I haven't heard that in years.”
With two lead vocalists, rich harmonies, and a songbook built around music the band genuinely enjoys playing, DJR isn't interested in working through the standard classic rock checklist. The repertoire moves naturally through classic album rock, country rock, folk rock, Americana, blues rock, and more, tied together by the sound and spirit of the FM era.
Brian Bertrand, Corey Marr, Dave “Neener” Welker, and Barry Stephens make up The DayJob Refugees. Three of them have been playing together for 30 years. The new guy has only been around for 15.
The result is a band that knows exactly what it likes to play.
Chances are, you'll like it too.
DJR Lite
Same songbook. Smaller footprint.
DJR Lite features two or three members of The DayJob Refugees in a stripped-down setting built for smaller venues, patios, wineries, private events, and anywhere the full band isn't the right fit.
