The Posies are an American power pop band formed in 1987 in Bellingham, Washington. Founded by Jon Auer and Ken Stringfellow, the band is known for their catchy melodies, lush harmonies, and heartfelt lyrics. Over the years, The Posies have released a series of critically acclaimed albums that have cemented their place in the power pop genre.
Singles
- “Golden Blunders”
- “Dream All Day”
- “Solar Sister”
- “Flavor of the Month”
- “Please Return It”
- “I May Hate You Sometimes”
Discography
- “Failure” (1988)
- “Dear 23” (1990)
- “Frosting on the Beater” (1993)
- “Amazing Disgrace” (1996)
- “Success” (1998)
- “Every Kind of Light” (2005)
- “Blood/Candy” (2010)
- “Solid States” (2016)
Albums
- “Dear 23” – Known for its richly layered sound and the hit single “Golden Blunders.”
- “Frosting on the Beater” – Featuring iconic tracks like “Dream All Day” and “Solar Sister.”
- “Blood/Candy” – A later album showcasing their continued evolution and creativity.
Significant Song Video Clips or Songs
- “Dream All Day” – One of their biggest hits, known for its catchy riff and memorable video.
- “Golden Blunders” – A classic track with a compelling video that captures the band’s early essence.
- “Please Return It” – Celebrated for its emotional depth and engaging video.
Concerts
The Posies reached their peak popularity in the early to mid-1990s, performing at major venues and festivals across the United States and Europe. They have played at iconic locations such as The Fillmore in San Francisco and the Reading Festival in the UK. Their live shows are known for their high energy and tight harmonies, often drawing large crowds of devoted fans.
Latest Project
The Posies’ latest project includes the release of remastered editions of their classic albums, providing a fresh take on their influential sound. Additionally, their recent album “Solid States” (2016) features new material that has been well-received by fans and critics alike. The band continues to tour, bringing their timeless power pop sound to audiences around the world. Their concerts remain a testament to their enduring appeal and musical legacy.
