Under The Rug

Since forming over a decade ago, Austin, TX trio Under the Rug have cut their teeth as songwriters and engineers, writing and recording dozens of projects, amassing a dedicated fanbase, garnering praise from major publications like American Songwriter, Rolling Stone, Glide, Under The Radar, Atwood, Americana UK and from independent tastemaker blogs including Mystic Sons, Two Story Melody, Comeherefloyd, LA On Lock and more, and a co-sign from The Mountain Goats’ John Darnielle: "Friends, this music is really good."

Their 2023 "Homesick For Another World" album is comprised of their most popular and powerful tunes to date, amassing a boastful 9M streams of their debut single LONESOME AND MAD

Lead singer, songwriter and guitarist Casey Dayan, guitarist Sean Campbell and drummer Brendan McQueeney have taken a fanatical and steadfast approach to DIY marketing, which has helped grow the band’s audience exponentially since their 2019 debut album Pale King.

With their sophomore LP Dear Adeline, this band grossed over $100,000 within the first month of their CD campaign, and have since received hundreds of thousands of comments from a fierce fanbase on social media, including 300 members from their own home-brewed membership service, The Secret Hideout.

Coming off the success of their Junior LP “Homesick For Another World”, Under The Rug plans to hit the pavement hard this year in celebration of the record and the recent viral buzz surrounding the hit single “Lonesome and Mad” - which was the top searched song in the US for 48 hours on Spotify and #1 on Spotify's VIRAL 50 chart for 10 days straight in the U.S. and a few other other countries

Packing a decade’s worth of friendship and songwriting in a beat-up van, Under the Rug’s on-the-go work ethic has yielded expansive records written on the road to Los Angeles brimming with hope and hard-won truths from the heart. They're a band that believes putting the work in manifests success. Look for them on their FALL 2023 TOUR with guests Guantanamo Bay Surf Club and Social Animals (Solo)