TVOD

Top songs

Albums

Upcoming Concerts

Apr

15

The Velvet Echoes, Lunar Drift

New York, NY

7:30 PMMadison Square Garden

Apr

18

Crimson Cascade

San Francisco, CA

8:00 PMThe Fillmore

May

2

Sapphire Skyline, Electric Pulse, Midnight Reverie

Morrison, CO

6:00 PMRed Rocks Amphitheatre

May

10

Stellar Voyage

Chicago, IL

7:00 PMHouse of Blues

May

22

Southern Harmony, Whiskey Roads

Nashville, TN

8:30 PMThe Ryman Auditorium

Jun

5

Sunset Boulevard, Coastal Fever, Neon Palm

Los Angeles, CA

5:00 PMHollywood Bowl

Jun

15

District Pulse

Washington, DC

9:00 PM9:30 Club

Jun

28

Lone Star Rhythm, Desert Mirage

Austin, TX

6:30 PMACL Live at the Moody Theater

Jul

4

Alpine Echo, Cascade Thunder, Emerald Forest, Pacific Wave

George, WA

4:00 PMGorge Amphitheatre

Jul

12

Urban Legend

New York, NY

8:00 PMBeacon Theatre

About TVOD

Brooklyn-based rockers TVOD stand out with emotional, sometimes juvenile lyrics, paired with driving, catchy songs that never fail to get a crowd moving/moshing. Influenced by post-punk, egg punk and krautrock, TVOD effortlessly weave musical genres in a way that comes off seamlessly. "More than anything, their sound is engineered to make you move" (Creem Magazine). The brainchild of singer-songwriter Tyler Wright, the project draws from personal and external inspirations like the nightlife/music scene, heartaches, World War II, the untimely death of a beloved pet fish, and so on. TVOD's vivid storytelling paints a gritty tongue-in-cheek picture of being a D.I.Y. artist grinding it out in NYC, complete with fabled tales about the degenerate lifestyle and all the good and the bad that comes with it.<br/> <br/> TVOD bloomed into existence in 2019 via a high-energy cassette full of punk songs recorded by Wright on a Tascam 4-track tape recorder in the basement of a D.I.Y. space he was living in. Since then, the band independently released two EPs – Daisy (2020) and Victory Garden (2021) – along with singles "Alien", "Mantis", "Goldfish", and "Poppies", as well as two limited run 45's, Creem Magazine describing their sonic palette as "a nod to traditional post-punk bands like The Pixies as well as newer ones like Dry Cleaning".<br/> <br/> Known for their raw, unapologetic and unpredictable stage performances, the 6-piece have extensively toured the US, Canada and Europe, performing at major festivals like SXSW, Hopscotch, Sled Island, End of the Road, and Les Trans de Rennes, all the while sharing the stage with acts like Warmduscher, Snõõper, Gustaf, Civic, Soul Glo, Balkans, and Iguana Death Cult. As written by Anna Zanes of Alternative Press, "TVOD are elbowing their way out of Brooklyn's young and burgeoning post-punk scene and into the spotlight, expressive and raw in both stage presence and sonic output". She adds: "Balancing reflective lyrics with rowdy live energy, TVOD embody the true ethos of punk rock, and never fail to open up a good pit".<br/> <br/> To set in motion "one of [New York's] most exciting up-and-coming bands" (Rolling Stone), Wright handpicked a standout lineup of Brooklyn freaks, and is now joined, both live and in the studio, by: Mem Pahl on drums, Micki Piccirillo on bass, Jenna Mark on synthesizers, as well as Serge Zbritzher and Denim Casimir on guitar duty. After recording with producers Félix Bélisle and Samuel Gemme at Gamma Recording Studio (Corridor, Population II, La Sécurité) in Montréal, Québec, TVOD released their first full-length entitled Party Time on May 9th, 2025 via Mothland. Highly recommended for fans of alternative contemporaries like Viagra Boys, Fidlar or Jay Reatard, and punk classics such as Gang of Four or Wire.