Copper Tree

In the fall of 2004, four WPI students joined together with a simple goal of making music and Copper Tree (named after a wire sculpture made by one of the band members) was born. What started as an escape from a fast-paced engineering workload began to develop into a new and different sound. Copper Tree's music was spread across campus and eventually into the Worcester community. Their diverse sound appealed to a wide range of audiences. In the fall of 2005, their debut EP "Peanut Butter and Pants" quickly became a hit as they sold hundreds of copies in the Worcester area. Since their first EP, Copper Tree has seen its share of ups and downs, including a separation with their cellist in the spring of 2007. In spite of such an unfortunate loss, the remaining members of the band decided to not only stay together, but to take their music to the next level. They continue to write new music, add new antics to their live show and redefine their sound. After several months of creation, the new Copper Tree is ready to hit the studio once again, and return to the stages of New England.