Fire at the Falls at Kathy’s Pub

From small town, Minnesota, Fire at the Falls defies the norm of rural Midwest country fandom to create familiar yet authentic pop punk for the masses. From casual fans, to new listeners, and to the hardcore punks, FATF has a song for everyone. Their debut single “Haley” in 2013 produced the sounds of high energy, melodic pop punk topped off in the chorus by Bryan Anderson’s anthem-like vocals. Teenage Angst is a great album to get a feel for the moods of growing up and finding yourself amongst a crowd of several influences.
Finally after six years, Fire at the Falls is back and Stronger than ever with their sophomore album. Stronger gives depth into the writers personal life and some struggles with anxiety, as featured in the song “Saturday.” The debut single “Wonderland” however brings back a strong pop punk forward sound that listeners have no problem singing along to. From emo-punk hits like “Obvious” to melodic ballads like “Nowhere to Go,” listeners have their pick in a new favorite song.