Trick Pistol is a pop/rock band from Hollywood California that specializes in catchy hooks, three part harmonies, and uplifting songs with broad appeal. Their music has been described as stadium rock, and it inspires even first-time concert attendees to sing right along. Each member of Trick Pistol comes from another successful LA rock band. The band is fronted by Musician’s Institute grad and well-known Los Angeles hipster, Justin Citron. Todd Graveman, the band’s lead guitar and fellow MI grad, reminds audiences of early Van Halen by tearing through jaw-dropping licks while not interrupting the party the songs create. Todd’s childhood friend and fellow Alabama native, Josh Weekley covers bass notes and high harmonies, while drums are handled by Pauly, a drummer that should be familiar with anyone into the LA rock scene. Having come from prominent LA bands, the members have toured extensively in the US, Canada, and in Europe. Carrying a reputation as a virtual supergroup in the LA rock scene, Trick Pistol debuted at the world-famous Whiskey-A-Go-Go in Hollywood, and has maintained a healthy concert schedule since then, often playing several shows a night LA hottest clubs, including Motley Crue’s favorite hang and inspiration for the song “Girls, Girls, Girls,” Crazy Girls in Hollywood. Although they’ve shared the stage with acts containing members of WASP, Poison, Bang Tango, and the Michael Schenker group, most of their fans are too young to remember those names. They show up to see Trick Pistol. Trick Pistol is poised to take full advantage of the musical and economic climate by providing audiences with fun music that’s both fresh and familiar.