Kenmore

Most bands have trouble perfecting even two guitars within one band, but Kenmore, formerly a local band from Virginia, took it to the next level with three. With a sound frequently compared to Cartel, Emery, and The Receiving End of Sirens, Kenmore's upbeat but melodic indie rock shaped them into one of the top bands to watch out for on the east coast. Formed out of the ashes of two successful rock bands from Fredericksburg in 2005, Kenmore had been on two successful self-booked tours and played countless numbers of shows with bands such as Copeland, Chiodos , Relient K, etc. With the help of Paul Leavitt (all time low, over it, senses fail), Kenmore recorded their first real EP in August 2006 to be pressed and sold. As a band, Kenmore set themselves apart from the local scene, and had hoped to further their success in the modern regional rock scene. At the end of 2007, the band announced their breakup, with their last show to be scheduled on the 19th of January, 2008. They were well known for their amiable personalities and killer live shows.