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About Save Ferris

Save Ferris
Formed in 1995, Save Ferris remains one of the seminal and most beloved bands from the third wave of ska. The group’s Orange County home was fertile ground for a thriving music scene, with punk, rock, and ska emerging from the region. Save Ferris blended the best elements of these sounds and their humble beginnings saw them play house parties and local venues, powered by Monique Powell’s high-octane vocals.
When KROQ DJ Rodney Bingenheimer played their cover of Dexy's Midnight Runners “Come on Eileen” on his show, the response was overwhelming and was added to the taste-making station’s playlist. All of this happened independently without a record label and with Powell serving as the singer and band manager.
Save Ferris signed with Epic Records in 1997, unleashing their debut album, It Means Everything, and touring the world for the next six years. In 2003, SF went on hiatus until Powell, with a new cast of characters, reformed SF in 2013, coming home to Orange County and a sold-out show at the Pacific Amphitheater in Costa Mesa. Another raucous show at the Santa Monica Pier drew over 20,000 people, proving that the band wasn’t just back, but ready to roar.
Powell is the centerpiece of the action. Her dazzling on-stage presence continues to wow audiences and the band’s energy is infectious. After spending 2023 touring and delighting fans, she is currently at work on new Save Ferris music for release in 2024. Save Ferris are out to prove their best days are still ahead of them.
When KROQ DJ Rodney Bingenheimer played their cover of Dexy's Midnight Runners “Come on Eileen” on his show, the response was overwhelming and was added to the taste-making station’s playlist. All of this happened independently without a record label and with Powell serving as the singer and band manager.
Save Ferris signed with Epic Records in 1997, unleashing their debut album, It Means Everything, and touring the world for the next six years. In 2003, SF went on hiatus until Powell, with a new cast of characters, reformed SF in 2013, coming home to Orange County and a sold-out show at the Pacific Amphitheater in Costa Mesa. Another raucous show at the Santa Monica Pier drew over 20,000 people, proving that the band wasn’t just back, but ready to roar.
Powell is the centerpiece of the action. Her dazzling on-stage presence continues to wow audiences and the band’s energy is infectious. After spending 2023 touring and delighting fans, she is currently at work on new Save Ferris music for release in 2024. Save Ferris are out to prove their best days are still ahead of them.
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Genres:
Ska Pop Swing Pop Punk
Band Members:
Monique Powell
Hometown:
Los Angeles, California
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Save Ferris
3 months ago
We are just one month away from kicking off the It Means Everything – North American Tour on July 9!
For the first time ever, we'll be performing ** front to back — theRead more
For the first time ever, we'll be performing ** front to back — theRead more

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About Save Ferris

Save Ferris
Formed in 1995, Save Ferris remains one of the seminal and most beloved bands from the third wave of ska. The group’s Orange County home was fertile ground for a thriving music scene, with punk, rock, and ska emerging from the region. Save Ferris blended the best elements of these sounds and their humble beginnings saw them play house parties and local venues, powered by Monique Powell’s high-octane vocals.
When KROQ DJ Rodney Bingenheimer played their cover of Dexy's Midnight Runners “Come on Eileen” on his show, the response was overwhelming and was added to the taste-making station’s playlist. All of this happened independently without a record label and with Powell serving as the singer and band manager.
Save Ferris signed with Epic Records in 1997, unleashing their debut album, It Means Everything, and touring the world for the next six years. In 2003, SF went on hiatus until Powell, with a new cast of characters, reformed SF in 2013, coming home to Orange County and a sold-out show at the Pacific Amphitheater in Costa Mesa. Another raucous show at the Santa Monica Pier drew over 20,000 people, proving that the band wasn’t just back, but ready to roar.
Powell is the centerpiece of the action. Her dazzling on-stage presence continues to wow audiences and the band’s energy is infectious. After spending 2023 touring and delighting fans, she is currently at work on new Save Ferris music for release in 2024. Save Ferris are out to prove their best days are still ahead of them.
When KROQ DJ Rodney Bingenheimer played their cover of Dexy's Midnight Runners “Come on Eileen” on his show, the response was overwhelming and was added to the taste-making station’s playlist. All of this happened independently without a record label and with Powell serving as the singer and band manager.
Save Ferris signed with Epic Records in 1997, unleashing their debut album, It Means Everything, and touring the world for the next six years. In 2003, SF went on hiatus until Powell, with a new cast of characters, reformed SF in 2013, coming home to Orange County and a sold-out show at the Pacific Amphitheater in Costa Mesa. Another raucous show at the Santa Monica Pier drew over 20,000 people, proving that the band wasn’t just back, but ready to roar.
Powell is the centerpiece of the action. Her dazzling on-stage presence continues to wow audiences and the band’s energy is infectious. After spending 2023 touring and delighting fans, she is currently at work on new Save Ferris music for release in 2024. Save Ferris are out to prove their best days are still ahead of them.
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Genres:
Ska Pop Swing Pop Punk
Band Members:
Monique Powell
Hometown:
Los Angeles, California
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Awesome. Love Monique's energy, and joy on stage. And the band amplifies that. It was amazing getting to celebrate a fantastic album. Plus everything is always better with horns. Ska, ska, ska.
Jul 18, 2026·Boise, ID
PunkJedi
Mo ROCKS! So much energy from this band. They clearly love what they do & we thank them for keeping ska alive! Stage One is a small place which means there not a bad seat in the joint! Not that anyone sat… we all stood, so close that Mo came over & held our hands! Amazing show! I would go over & over again!
Apr 26, 2026·Fairfield, CT

Aubrey
High energy and positivity the whole show. Played all the hits and ended with Come on Eileen, which oddly enough is their most popular song but is a cover. Not sure how Monique manages to maintain her singing voice and speak to the audience the entire show, but she did. Being her age (50) her voice sounds obviously older than when she was in her 20s, but this adds quite a bit of character and veterancy, legitimacy to the lyrics that her younger version of self perhaps had not yet earned. Her voice sounds great nonetheless and she is indefatigable ons stage. She is very opinionated and owns the stage. I estimate that all the other band members are new as they seem to rotate frequently based on videos I've seen of other shows, or perhaps there are different touring members than permanent members. She boasted many antics which added levity to the show and interacted with the audience to include nibbling on a fan's cheek, reaching out to touch hands with fans during one song (she looked at me and reached out but I was too intimidated to grab her hand), gave a glimpse of her underwear at one point ( a la Courtney Love style) and ended the show by flashing her fanny at everyone. I had never seen Save Ferris live before but now have it seared into memory. The opening act Adrian + Meredith have an unoriginal name, which is simply their real names but we're entertaining. They seem to be a mix between jazz, folk, bluegrass, with a tinge of gypsy vibes and reggae. To give you an idea they have an acoustic guitar, upright bass, drums, saxophone, and fiddle (or violin?). Interesting opener for a ska band, but it worked well for the audience which was mainly older crowd that seemingly grew up listening to Save Ferris during their formative years.
Apr 22, 2026·Washington, DC

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What fans are saying
Awesome. Love Monique's energy, and joy on stage. And the band amplifies that. It was amazing getting to celebrate a fantastic album. Plus everything is always better with horns. Ska, ska, ska.
Jul 18, 2026·Boise, ID
PunkJedi
Mo ROCKS! So much energy from this band. They clearly love what they do & we thank them for keeping ska alive! Stage One is a small place which means there not a bad seat in the joint! Not that anyone sat… we all stood, so close that Mo came over & held our hands! Amazing show! I would go over & over again!
Apr 26, 2026·Fairfield, CT

Aubrey
High energy and positivity the whole show. Played all the hits and ended with Come on Eileen, which oddly enough is their most popular song but is a cover. Not sure how Monique manages to maintain her singing voice and speak to the audience the entire show, but she did. Being her age (50) her voice sounds obviously older than when she was in her 20s, but this adds quite a bit of character and veterancy, legitimacy to the lyrics that her younger version of self perhaps had not yet earned. Her voice sounds great nonetheless and she is indefatigable ons stage. She is very opinionated and owns the stage. I estimate that all the other band members are new as they seem to rotate frequently based on videos I've seen of other shows, or perhaps there are different touring members than permanent members. She boasted many antics which added levity to the show and interacted with the audience to include nibbling on a fan's cheek, reaching out to touch hands with fans during one song (she looked at me and reached out but I was too intimidated to grab her hand), gave a glimpse of her underwear at one point ( a la Courtney Love style) and ended the show by flashing her fanny at everyone. I had never seen Save Ferris live before but now have it seared into memory. The opening act Adrian + Meredith have an unoriginal name, which is simply their real names but we're entertaining. They seem to be a mix between jazz, folk, bluegrass, with a tinge of gypsy vibes and reggae. To give you an idea they have an acoustic guitar, upright bass, drums, saxophone, and fiddle (or violin?). Interesting opener for a ska band, but it worked well for the audience which was mainly older crowd that seemingly grew up listening to Save Ferris during their formative years.
Apr 22, 2026·Washington, DC

Snarf Maladu





