Goodrich Family Band Boston, Massachusetts
Eleanor Elektra, Max Ridley, Taylor Holland, and Zoe-Rose Depaz are each well-established performing artists in a diverse range of musical worlds. In the Goodrich Family Band, these four roommates and chosen family members unite backgrounds in jazz, folk-punk, americana, indie, and singer-songwriter to forge a tradition-steeped yet entirely contemporary new sound. ... more
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