RedrumSociety Set To Rock Lake Worth
Come one come all! RedrumSociety Live at the Lake Worth Street Painting Festival!!
Saturday, February 25th @ 7:30 pm (21 S J St, Lake Worth, Fl)
RedrumSociety was founded in 2008 out of South Florida by four friends, Dylan Lerner, Esdras Raymond, Esperanzo (Espo) Wilcox, and Zach Cohen. The four high school friends came from different backgrounds but bonded through their connection together in making music. The original members are no longer together but Zach decided to honor his friends, Dylan, Esdras, and Espo, and keep true to the original spirit and attitude of RedrumSociety.
Original member Zach Cohen started the band in high school, but after spiraling into a drug-induced downfall, he took a three-year break to recollect himself. The versatile alternative band has had tracks to hit the Pop, Blues, and Alternative charts, and their latest single, “Have Some” is destined for the same success.
Zach started playing the guitar when he was 14 and he immediately started writing songs. He was inspired to begin writing by Bob Dylan’s song “Maggie’s Farm.” He also draws inspiration from Hank Williams Sr., Lou Reed, Dion, Parliament, Funkadelic, and Robert Johnson.
RedrumSociety is often compared to bands like Imagine Dragons and Smashing Pumpkins. Their slightly acid sound is said to be “A rock that takes inspiration from the past but at the same time manages to be modern and innovative”. Zach Cohen, recently relaunched the band after a hiatus that saw the singer and guitarist return to his home state of Florida to concentrate on his sobriety.
Today, RedrumSociety is made up of frontman Zach Cohen, on guitar and vocals, Andrew Platt on keyboards and vocals, Sean Chesal on drums and vocals, and Ruddy Simon on bass. The band is currently independent and works to help people have feelings of comradery and togetherness. They want their music to give the feeling that they share the same feelings with their audience.
Be sure to follow them on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Spotify, and Twitter.