Rigometrics (Portland, Maine) 

They are making serious waves in the Northeast music

scene with a dynamic, high-energy sound that blends the soul of classic rock with

the grit of funk and blues, the hooks of indie, and the urgency of modern

alternative. Their music fuses Josef Berger’s searing guitar work, Derek Haney’s

hard-hitting, groove-driven drums, and Keenan Hendricks’ soaring vocals and

swaggering piano, which doubles as the bass in their live setup: creating a

genre-blurring style that feels both timeless and fresh. The result is a live

experience and growing catalog that consistently draws in diverse audiences and

fuels an ever-expanding, loyal fan base.

Formed in late 2021, the three-piece has toured all over the East Coast and

South, sold out 300-cap venues, headlined major shows in Maine, and played

over 450 shows. Their catalog now includes 2026’s album The Rigossance Era,

2025’s Live in Maine II and singles Can’t Catch Up, Couldn’t Tell Ya, Hands, Mr.

Shove, Hope You Know, and Ghost of Indecision; 2024’s EP Elodie, live album

Live in Maine, and singles Endless Road, All My Friends (Live for the Weekend),

and No Smoke; 2023’s EP No Time to Waste and single Share the Fortune; and

their 2022 debut album Rig N’ Roll. These projects are propelled by their

relentless touring schedule and undeniable stage presence ~ backed by years on

the road, first in a renovated school bus and now in their dedicated touring van.

To bring these releases to life, Rigometrics has collaborated with top-tier

producers Jon Wyman, Matt Perry, and Anthony Gatti, as well as Grammy

winners Dave Gutter, Adam Ayan, and ‘Bassy’ Bob Brockmann. Together, they’ve

crafted music that elevates Rigometrics’ signature sound while keeping it deeply

rooted in the spirit of rock ’n’ roll.

Lee Cleaveland :: https://linktr.ee/leecleaveland

Lee Cleaveland & The Lefthand Band are an upbeat, fun and energetic indie rock
band from Detroit, MI. Born missing his left hand below the elbow, Lee uses a
smal thumb at the end of his stump as a guitar pick. When he's not playing
guitar, this rock n rol cyborg wears a state of the art mind controlled bionic
hand which the band flaunts in the comical music video for their blistering
garage rock anthem "Cyborg Man", of of their 2022 debut LP "Tech Support".
This 6 piece, high energy act wields guitars, keys, saxophone, bass and drums
in their quest to blend garage rock, surf pop, alt-country, punk, and more into
an eclectic yet cohesive signature sound.

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