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Members: HUSE / RY / EVAN / JESSE

You can find Bloomfield in a quiet neighborhood in the heart of Peoria, Arizona. It is the home to three of the four bandmates and has inspired the boys to name themselves for it. The name Bloomfield is now used to describe the heart and soul of a band consisting of four emotion-driven musicians who want nothing more then to leave their mark on the world.

Bloomfield is the direct result of four men with unstoppable chemistry forming a group that creates a sound that is nothing short of explosive. Known in the neighborhood as "The Boys of Bloomfield", they can often be heard several streets away. Bloomfield continues to create a rhythm that everyone can move to. The boys, along with their collaborative influences and tastes have established a truly unique blend. Their "Do or Die" attitudes and contagious energy spawn a performance where the audience finds themselves jumping, pushing, and throwing punches in time to Bloomfield's highly emotive lyrics and one of a kind sound. Bloomfield consists of vocalist-Anthony "Huse" Husar, guitarist-Evan Dundas, drummer-Jesse Ward and bassist and backup vocalist-Ry England. The boys each bring a different dynamic to the table musically which is why the music is original. Anthony delivers a wide range of pitches and notes in his vocalizing and the ability to make you feel the message by force. Evan is eclectic in his music tastes, and it is through these influences he writes his riffs. Whether it's the heavy sounds of "Hold Your Breath" or the catchy feel of "Miss Me" the crowd is always moving. Jesse has all the technique of a veteran drummer and the energy and style to make him most of the time the focal point of their live performances. Ryan is the creative mastermind behind most of the harmonies that go hand in hand with Anthony's melody, and the deep, resonating bass groove that you can't help but nod your head to.

Bloomfield couldn't be more serious about their music, but boys will be boys. You can find them deep in thought discussing how to improve existing songs and creating new ones or you might find them destroying a wood pallet with a baseball bat outside their practice space. You may catch a performance where these boys have had nothing to drink or too much to drink but they somehow always deliver. With each show better then the last, Bloomfield is a breath of fresh air for those of us that have been waiting for rock music to get it's balls back.