For two decades, Stompbox has been packing the dance floor and inspiring crowds to sing their hearts out at a wide variety of events – from 49er’s pre-games to weddings, private parties, corporate events, public festivals, and clubs. Their extensive repertoire crosses decades, fusing dynamic vocals, captivating lead guitar riffs, atmospheric keyboards, and an infectious rhythm section, culminating in a sound that commands attention and invites you to move to the beat.

Stompbox is:
Dana Kelley – Vocals
David Riley – Vocals, Bass, Synths
Leah Borrino – Vocals,  Keys, Guitar
Mark Eaton – Drums
Paul Diakos – Vocals, Guitar, Synths 

Contact us to
day and make your event shine!
Booking@stompboxband.com

Calendar

March 9th – Bistro 880
39900 Balentine Dr, Newark

April 20th – Tempo
7560 Monterey Highway, Gilroy

April 27th  – Number 1 Broadway
102 S. Santa Cruz Blvd, Los Gatos

May 11th – Helios
Private Fundraiser

May 17th –  Bistro 880
39900 Balentine Dr, Newark

June 14th  – Charley’s LG
15 N. Santa Cruz, Los Gatos

July 26th –  Bistro 880
39900 Balentine Dr, Newark

August 10th – Britannia Arms Almaden
5027 Almaden Expressway, San Jose

 August 24th – Tempo
7560 Monterey Highway, Gilroy

Sept 6th – Charley’s LG
15 N. Santa Cruz, Los Gatos

Sept 21st – Bistro 880
39900 Balentine Dr, Newark

October 19th – Britannia Arms Almaden
5027 Almaden Expressway, San Jose

November 1st – Number 1 Broadway
102B S. Santa Cruz, Los Gatos

November 15th –  Charley’s LG
15 N. Santa Cruz, Los Gatos

 December 13th – Tempo
7560 Monterey Highway, Gilroy

December 28th – Britannia Arms Almaden
5027 Almaden Expressway, San Jose

Testimonials

Stompbox is an exceptional band. Gorgeous vocals and harmonies. Tight rhythm section. Tasty and exciting lead guitar. Keys superb. Leah and Dana are super lead vocalists separately but hearing them together reminds me of Heart. Their medleys are super fun and cover both old school and current songs. Their stage prater and teasing demonstrate how much they love and respect each other. Perfect for any dance/early listening venue, along with weddings or corporate events.  – Barry Reynolds (Keyboardist “Chicago the Tribute Band”)
“Thank you so much for playing at the wedding!  We loved dancing to your music. So many people came up to us and complemented you and your group. The dance floor was full all night. At the end of the night there were a few people who we couldn’t hug goodbye – because they were too sweaty! Thank you again!” – Emily and Chris Stone 
“One of my favorite things about our wedding was that the dance floor was consistently full of people! Thank you for making that happen and playing great sets”- Dane and Sonja Barca
“Stompbox, truly there are no words to express our gratitude, but here it goes… thank you so very extra special much for playing at our reception last night (and letting us use your equipment)! We loved the music and feel so fortunate to have such talented musicians/singers at our event. It was the perfect set! You were amazing; everyone at the party agreed. We shall forever sing your praises and recommend you to all of our friends, family, acquaintances, neighbors, co-workers and anyone else who may or may not need live music. If there are any social media sites you would like reviews for, I am your girl. Just point me in their direction. Thank you again for helping to make this day so memorable!” – Heather and Stephen Ott
“Dear Stompbox, you made our wedding! Thank you for meeting with us and making our vision come alive. You were prompt, sounded great, and above all you were fun! Our guests commented about how great you sounded. I especially appreciated you learning some songs for us and executing them beautifully.”
Tracey Runeare and Ross McMahon
The moment we first heard Stompbox, we knew they would play at our wedding! From the proposal (yes, Dana was there the moment ‘she said yes’!) to the wedding day, Stompbox has never ceased to impress us and all our friends. Through our entire wedding music planning process, they were professional and remained a constant background support, without being pushy or controlling never once pressured or rushed us to get the details sorted. It was so nice to know the band was just a phonecall or e-mail away, and our questions and concerns were always replied promptly.
On the day, Stompbox was on time, looked so well put together, and delivered all music selections flawlessly. Additionally, we asked them to coordinate a performance with a musician friend of ours ahead of time and they had it totally under control. They delivered a very memorable and touching ballad, one we are so grateful to them for collaborating. They captivated us and our guests the entire night and never failed to get the party going. There is not one detail we would have changed.
Overall, we would highly recommend Stompbox to absolutely everybody, regardless of the type of music they are into. They play a variety of everything and are very accommodating to suggestions and requests. Stompbox will adapt to what you need, and always with a smile. There is a reason people’s faces light up when you say Stompbox was the band at your wedding – you don’t get such an amazing reputation without putting 100% into what you do, and Stompbox has truly earned our respect and recognition. We will always be thankful to have had Stompbox play at our wedding.
Thanks Stompbox! – Ben and Rashna Larson
“We had the best time ever! You guys made the night! We were so happy with how it turned out. We ABSOLUTELY want to have you back every year!” – Deirdre McMahon Collier, Irish Social Club
“Stompbox was an absolute hit at our company holiday party. They played a variety of songs, that everyone (ages 22-75) loved and was able to dance to. They had a professional look, an awesome sound, and a fun and vibrant feel to their performance. I would hire them again in a heartbeat” – Felicia Simmons, Leigh/Fisher
“Stompbox came through with everything we wanted for our holiday party. They were totally professional – met with the venue manager for the setup details, arrived and setup on time, nailed all the cover songs and kept the crowd dancing late into the night.” – Darlene Bell, Administrative Manager, Fox Racing

Song List

Modern Dance

1901 – Phoenix
About damn time – Lizzo

All the small things – Blink 182
Before he cheats – Carrie Underwood
Black Horse and Cherry Tree – KT Tunstall
Blinding Lights – The Weekend
Bohemian Like You – Dandy Warhols

Club can’t even handle me – Flo Rida
Creep – Radiohead
Dance the Night – Dua Lipa
Don’t start now – Dua Lipa
Don’t trust me – 3OH

Don’t you worry – Swedish House Mafia
Drive By – Train
Everywhere – Michelle Branch
Exes and Oh’s – Elle King
Flowers – Miley Cyrus
Get Lucky – Daft Punk

Groove is in the heart (Like a virgin) – Deelite
I believe in a thing called love – The Darkness

I don’t care I love it – Icona Pop
I knew you were trouble – Taylor Swift
Juice – Lizzo
Just Dance – Lady Ga Ga
Kids – MGMT
Late night talking – Harry Styles
Levitating – Dua Lipa
Lonely Boy – Black Keys
Lottery – Latto

Mr. Brightside – The Killers
My own worst enemy – Lit
One Headlight – Wallflowers
Poker Face – Lady GaGa
Raise your glass – Pink
Ready to go – Republica

Rebellion – Arcade Fire
Ring of Fire – Social Distortion
Rockafella Skank – Fatboy Slim
Safe and Sound – Capital Cities
Santeria – Sublime
Sex on fire – Kings of Leon
Shake it – Metro Station
Shake it off – Taylor Swift
Short Skirt Long Jacket – Cake
Shut up and let me go – The Ting Tings
Shut up and dance – Walk the moon
Soul meets body – Death Cab for Cutie
Stacy’s mom – Fountains of Wayne
Starships – Niki Minaj
Stronger – Kelly Clarkson
Summertime – My Chemical Romance
Take me out/Relax/Float on/The Wall  – Medley
The Middle – Jimmy Eat World
Toxic – Britney Spears
Underneath it all – No Doubt
Uprising – Muse
What you know – Two Door Cinema Club
Wish I knew you – The Revivalists
You know I’m no good – Aimee Winehouse
You oughta know – Alanis Morrisette
Zombie – Cranberries

Country
Ain’t as good as I once was – Toby Keith
Chicken Fried – Zach Brown Band
i’m a keeper – The Band Perry
Man I feel like a woman – Shania Twain
Need you now – Lady A
No shoes, no shirt, no problem – Kenny Chesney
Save a horse, ride a Cowboy – Big and Rich
You and Tequila – Kenny Chesney/Grace Potter
You should probably leave – Chris Stapleton

R&B and Motown

Bad Mamajama – Carl Carlton
Funky Cold Medina
Get down tonight – KC and the Sunshine Band
Groove Line – Heatwave
Heatwave – Martha Reeves
Heard it through the grapevine – Marvin Gaye
Hot Stuff – Donna Summer
I want you back – Jackson 5
I wanna dance with somebody – Whitney Houston
I’m so excited – Pointer Sisters
Kiss – Prince
Let’s stay together – Al Green
Second that emotion – Smokey Robinson
Slowhand – Pointer Sisters
Tell me Something Good – Rufus
Tracks of my tears – Smokey Robinson
Uptown Funk – Mark Ronson
White Lines – Grand Master Flash


80’s

Any way you want it – Journey
Beat It – Michael Jackson
Billie Jean – Michael Jackson
Bye Bye Love – The Cars
Don’t stop believing’ – Journey
Don’t you forget about me – Simple Minds
Down Under – Men at work
Fooled around a fell in love – Elvin Bishop
Friday I’m in Love – The Cure
Heartbreaker – Pat Benatar
Here I go again – Whitesnake
I wanna new drug – Huey Lewis and the News
I won’t back down – Tom Petty
Jenny – Tommy Tutone

Lights – Journey
Melt with you – Modern English
Money for nothing – Dire Straits
No one like you – Scorpions
Panama – Van Halen
PYT – Michael Jackson
Rebel Yell – Billy Idol
Roam – The B52’s
Rock of Ages – Def Leppard
Separate Ways – Journey
Should I stay or should I go – The Clash
Summer of 69 – Bryan Adams

Sweet Child of Mine – Guns & Roses
The way you make me feel – Michael Jackson
Timebomb – Rancid
Tom Sawyer – Rush
Video Killed the Radio Star – Buggles
Walk of Life – Dire Straits
Walking on Sunshine – Katrina and the Waves
Workin for the Weekend – Loverboy

Classic

AC/DC Medley (Shook me/Dirty
Deeds/Thunderstruck/Highway to hell)
Alright Now – Free
Barracuda – Heart
Caught up in you – 38 Special

Could you be loved – Bob Marley
Dancing Queen – Abba
Edge of 17 – Stevie Nicks
Go your own way – Fleetwood Mac
Gypsy – Fleetwood Mac
Hurts so good – John Mellencamp
I can’t go for that – Hall and Oates
If I can’t have you – Yvonne Elliman

I’m a believer – The Monkees
I will survive – Gloria Gaynor
Let’s give them something to talk about – Bonnie Rait
Little Pink Houses – John Mellencamp
Nigh Fever – Bee Gees
Night Moves – Bob Segar
Peaceful easy feeling – Eagles
Rhiannon – Fleetwood Mac
So into you – Atlanta Rhythm Section
Straight On – Heart
Surfin USA – The Beach Boys
Take the money and run – Steve Miller
You should be dancing – Bee Gee