Gasoline Lollipops

Gasoline Lollipops are an alt country quartet from Colorado that are the soundtrack of the American highway. From the swampy nether reaches of the dirty south, to the pristine peaks of the Rocky Mountains, the Gas Pops will keep your eyes open, and your foot stompin’ holes through the floorboard. As you pass through the lowlands of Tennessee, you’ll hear barn dances scatter across the fields, while on the planes of Eastern Colorado, you’ll be haunted by murder ballads and love lost. This is the canvas that the Gasoline Lollipops paint so well. One inclusive of the world outside the window, one that not only gives fuel and speed to your journey, but also the lonesome wind that howls through your window, and howls long after you’re gone. But gone you should be; there’s a barn dance raging somewhere, and you’ve gotta keep moving. The Gasoline Lollipops’ sound combines the sincerity of modern folk with the energy and rebelliousness of the punk era. The result is an all-new incarnation of alt-country that is both high energy and heartfelt, moving audiences to stomp their feet or take a twirl on the dance floor. Here’s what others are sayin’ about the GasPops: "One part rockabilly and one part alternative rock, the Gasoline Lollipops have carved out a space for themselves in the Boulder music scene with a sound and feel that is all their own." - Gasoline Lollipops named "Best Musician/Group" in the Colorado Daily's "Colorado University and Boulder's Best 2014" list (April 28, 2014) “[The Gasoline Lollipops’ EP] “Dawn” is filled with seven tracks that wonderfully couple storytelling, Austin-inspired, roots rock and outlaw country… that range from the gentle title track to raucous, gypsy-twinged “The Wire,” to the soaring and heartfelt “Pop’s Song.” - Brian F. Johnson, Marquee Magazine (October 1, 2012)