Trolley

Displaying a luminous pop/rock style supported by a masterful rhythm section, Trolley play melodious grooving tunes with two guitarist/vocalists in the forefront. The crew first assembled in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in the midst of the '90s, with a lineup consisting of Paul Wall (vocals, guitar), Mike Perotto (guitar, vocals), Terry Hackbath (bass), and Nick Zahn (drums). In 1996, the band released its first recording, Love's a Twister, receiving rave reviews from the media and assuring the beginnings of a loyal fan base. Trolley's blazing pop tunes swiftly stood out on the local music scene, and they soon became more in demand than ever. During the following years, the team issued two more discs, Here Comes Summer and Star of Wonder, again achieving considerable results. In 1999, Trolley issued yet another album, Head vs. Heart, months before entering their first major tour alongside Reel Big Fish. Trolley returned four years later with Last Chance Dance, bringing '60s rock and '70s punk influences into the mix, followed in 2011 by the '80s jangle pop-leaning Things That Shine and Glow.