Ryan Langlois

Ryan Langlois started his first band at the young age of nine years old. None of the members could play instruments and it would be a full three years before he picked up a guitar, but somehow Ryan knew music was his future. From sitting in at the school janitor's home studio to band practice in his parent's living room, he quickly began to gain valuable experience. In his teenage years, Ryan fronted several acts, the most popular of which has seen supporting members find success with acts like Penthouse Penthouse and Halcyonaire. He has played nearly 100 shows throughout the west coast, performing at venues such as Blakes On Telegraph, the Oakland Metro, and Popscene. 

Ryan left California in the Fall of 2011 to study Songwriting at the prestigious Berklee College of Music. During his time there he has earned numerous grants and scholarships while working with Berklee's legendary faculty.  In the Summer of 2013, he released his debut solo EP entitled Wednesday Night. Currently writing at a pace of 2-3 songs per week, Ryan continues to improve his craft and demonstrate his work ethic. His most recent project, Bandit, incorporates the tongue-in-cheek humor of Warren Zevon while paying homage to other influences such as Rooney and The Rolling Stones. Though plans for a full solo-album are already underway, he continues to write with other artists to fortify his ability in all genres.