Rodeo makes music that feels like a memory you didn’t know you had.

Spread across Detroit, Denver, and Buffalo, Rodeo didn’t form at a single point in time. The band is the result of years of crossing paths, meeting on the road, moving through the same scenes, and always knowing they’d eventually build something together. When it finally clicked, the goal was simple: make songs that last.

At its core, Rodeo is a songwriting project as much as it is a band. Roles blur and voices shift, but a shared instinct for what a song should feel like holds strong. Alfonso Cervantes, Anthony Puglisi, and Dan Quigley trade voices, instruments, and perspective, building each track from the ground up and following whatever feels undeniable.

The result is a sound that blends cinematic pop, driven rock, and analog indie warmth into something at the crossroads of intimacy and energy.

After quietly spending years writing in private, Rodeo arrives with Shiver — not as a starting point, but the first glimpse into something already fully in motion.