Plastic Pinks

Plastic Pinks is known for going all out and having the wildest of shows. Everything from their charismatic performance, to their catchy and energetic songs, will captivate your attention in an almost trance like state, getting you lost in their music and bursting into dance. In the short amount of time Plastic Pinks have been together, they have played shows alongside some of the biggest names in the "Garage Rock" scene: Ty Segall, Thee Oh Sees, Black Lips, The Spits, La Luz, Corners, Turbo Fruits, AJ Davila (Davila 666/Terror Amor), No Parents, White Fang, Froth, Surfer Blood and The Coathangers are just a few to fall into this group.
Plastic Pinks have also been releasing their music all over. Die Slaughterhaus Records, known for their pioneering catalog, released Plastic Pinks 7" vinyl Fui/Kelly. Wiener Records released the band’s EP “Livin’ On The Coast”. Later on, Plastic Pinks debut full-length “Sunnyside Rabbits” was released on through the ever-growing Burger Records as well as through Cincope Records in Argentina. "Sunnyside Rabbits" was recorded and produced by none other than AJ Davila, who some consider a legend in this industry, thanks to his involvement in the growing scene with his late band Davila 666.
Plastic Pinks have made sure to pursue their goals of rocking hard and loud in their hometown Miami, FL playing an impressive amount of high caliber shows like the artist packed III POINTS festival. The band has participated in a number of festivals like the "Atlanta Mess-Around" a festival known for its complete chaos and high energy excitement, Beach Bum festival in Puerto Rico, where they were televised on the well known Telemundo, and in a few of Burger Records/Wiener Records SXSW Un-official shows. Plastic Pinks are also road warriors, recently spending three months on their last tour which not only took them across the United States, but to Canada and Mexico as well.
Plastic Pinks is showing no signs of slowing down as they used their time off on tour to make guest appearances on Daytrotter where they recorded a live session that is available on their website and KEXP Seattle's music savvy and high regarded radio station, where they also did a live session this time accompanied by video. Plastic Pinks is sure to keep at it, wind has been blowing on their sails and it seems as if the formula has only gotten stronger with time. Orlando Weekly named them "Miami's next big Garage-Punk band". Their high energy, heart pounding melodic "Rad City Sticky Pop" is sure to make it's way into your hearts, taking over your soul, having you hooked, wanting more.