Late Night Uproar

Late Night Uproar's fun-loving, hook-driven brand of pop rock has earned them a broad fan base ranging from New York City concertgoers to college coeds. Their take on rock n roll regularly sends their fans home humming the choruses to their catchy tunes.

The band then headlined such notable venues as the Knitting Factory, Pianos, and the Bowery Poetry Club In New York City, as well as the side stage at Boston’s Bank of America Pavilion (for Muse and Ashlee Simpson shows). While promoting their new EP "Say Hello to the Uproars", they opened up for Phantom Planet at Trinity College in Hartford, CT, and the band, along with their song "Downtown Queen", was featured on NBC's Star Tomorrow. The Summer of 2007 sees Late Night Uproar performing throughout the Northeast, including a tour of summer camps from Maine to New York.

Drawing a wide range of comparisons, from Ben Folds to the Counting Crows and Guster, Late Night Uproar prides itself on creating well crafted Pop Music that listeners can't help but to come back to again and again.