Power pop sibling duo DURRY is rocking out a nearly sold-out nationwide tour in support of their newly released debut album Suburban Legend. They will be performing at Aladdin Theater in Portland on November 13.
The brother-sister duo formed Durry during the pandemic when pandemic when siblings Austin and Taryn Durry moved back into their parents suburban Minneapolis home – what started as DIY experimenting in their parents basement quickly changed when an unfinished demo for “Who’s Laughing Now” went viral online. Staying true to their DIY nature, the band finished the song and filmed a music video in their parents garage and released it within 3 days. 4M streams and a sold out nationwide tour later, they just released their debut Suburban Legend to widespread acclaim.
Invoking alternative, pop, and pop-punk influences such as Weezer, Sum 41, the White Stripes, and the Killers, Suburban Legend contains 12 songs packed with energy, gumption, and razor-sharp lyricism that explores themes around suburbia, capitalism, mundanity, ambition, perseverance, passion, mental health — and Taco Bell. The album will give Millennials nostalgia triggers but also give Gen Z a present-day anthem.
Album highlights include “Who’s Laughing Now,” “I’m Fine (No Really),” “Coming of Age,” and “Little Bit Lonely”, which have received praise fromV Magazine, Rolling Stone, Ones to Watch, and featured on the cover of Amazon Music’s Breakthrough Alternative and Spotify’s Fresh Finds Rock, along with playlist adds on Apple Music’s New in Alternative, Spotify’s Fresh Finds and New Noise, SiriusXM’s Alt Nation, and BBC Radio 1’s Future Artists, among others.
