Pandelion

Hey friends + fans -

We wanted to reach out publicly after a several month hiatus to let you all know that we in Pandelion have come to the difficult decision to no longer perform as a band anymore. Between several members’ other music projects getting busier, and some of our careers + professional lives picking up steam, we’ve decided that after a few fulfilling and exciting years of Pandelion shows, we no longer collectively have the space and energy for the project that we once had. Thank you to everyone who has ever supported the band through our merch, streaming our songs, and most importantly, singing and dancing with us at our shows. The music will live on, and we’ll all still be playing on stages all over the cities. Don’t forget to love each other, and always believe in and support your local communities. 🐼🦁❤️

We had a lovely tour out to Wisconsin! Saw a bunch of family and friends and played some great music. We have a few shows coming up - on Thursday, on Saturday 1030-1230, and also on Saturday at 10!

We released an amazing song called "One Last Time" that we think you should listen to. Link to it in our bio.

JuJo's thoughts on our latest single, Chuck!

Also, if you're in the Duluth/Superior area, we'll be heading your way this weekend! We have 2 performances on Saturday (6/29), an earlier show at , and a late show at !! (INFO on slides 3 and 4)

Come on out and funkify your life!

What does DAK like most about our newest single, Chuck?

“I wrote this song as a solo piano piece 7 years ago, and I think it’s cool the different flavor it takes on with a whole band. From Justin’s walking bass lines to Travis’ breakneck soloing and Nick’s emphatic drumming at the end of the song, the song is so much fuller and vibrant than I originally envisioned it could be.

My favorite aspect of this song from a songwriting perspective is how influenced it is from when I was a drummer. The main ideas for this song are all rhythmically based. The hook has me smashing keys with both hands. My left hand and right hand play simultaneously then they alternate, similar to a basic snare drum rhythm. I really enjoy how the pace of the song slows during the break and the outro, giving both the band and listeners space to catch their breath."