Township, AKA The Family Township, is a band. They took to the stage April 12, 2006 and never looked back. With an unyielding desire to make honest rock and roll that honors their forebears yet belongs to none other, The Family Township remains true to that credo. They have never wavered. Township is a band. A love of dueling guitars, big bass, driving drums, crushing keys, and soaring vocals are experienced in all their dynamic glory on every record and stage. As the cliche says, it’s in their souls – mingled with all the humor and horrors of life on Earth. As souls of a similar sort do, they find each other. And when they do, they do what they do. Because they have to. Township is a band.

“Few rock outfits in memory so perfectly plumb the shaggy-haired, and shag-carpeted, terrain of ’70s-era hard rock without it coming across like snark or shtick…a powder-keg potent mix of reverential sincerity, escapist silliness, and more flashback-familiar hooks than you can flick a Bic at.” – Boston Globe