Revered punk frontman Vinnie Caruana is known for lending his beloved raspy voice to hard-hitting bands like The Movielife and I Am The Avalanche, but for his solo work he turns down the amp and cranks up the craft. Branching out from his punk rock roots, Caruana explores new sonic territory with rich melodies, driving acoustic guitars, and ornate arrangements. Onstage he creates an intimate atmosphere, showcasing his folky tunes emotional performances and his trademark gritty voice. Fans love it when he plays new songs like "Somehow The World Keeps Turning", and his acoustic renditions of crowd favorites "Brooklyn Dodgers" and "Hand Grenade" always hit the mark. The result is a live show that pays tribute to Caruana's long career and points to his future as a skilled songwriter, all while treating ticket buyers to an unforgettable concert experience.

BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:

Long Island-born musician Vinnie Caruana rose to fame in 1993 as the frontman of The Movielife, which served up a decade of catchy punk pop before disbanding in 2003. Caruana then formed I Am The Avalanche, a Brooklyn-based indie punk group that wound up topping Billboard's Heatseekers chart and earned a reputation for energetic shows while on tour. In between the band's second and third albums -- 2011's Avalanche United and 2014's Wolverines -- Caruana began recording his own material. In 2013 he released his debut solo EP City By The Sea, a critically acclaimed collection of indie folk tracks that had fans buzzing. Even though he continues to record and tour with I Am The Avalanche and hardcore outfit Peace'd Out, Caruana's remains committed to his solo work, and he wins over audiences every time he takes the stage at his intimate live shows.