the Argument
Hailing from Morgantown, WV, a major East Coast college town, the Argument is a smart alt-pop quartet that combines clever, creative songwriting and infectious melodies to produce a sound full of raw wit and energy. While the band’s catalog of catchy songs is unmistakable and truly unique, the combo’s trademark keyboard-driven pop hooks and penchant for lush four-part harmony have garnered critical praise and prompted comparisons to Ben Folds and Jellyfish.
Have you performed live in front of an audience? Any special memories?
An experienced live act that energizes and engages it’s audience, the Argument has shared the stage with such major label acts as Train, 3 Doors Down, Fountains of Wayne, O.A.R. and OK Go.
Since 2000, this multi-talented ensemble has been playing 130+ shows a year captivating crowds with it’s uncanny capacity for pure entertainment.
Your musical influences
Jellyfish, Beatles, Queen
What equipment do you use?
Chris Plays Peace Drums
Anything else?
After a string of early successes, the Argument was invited to perform on National Public Radio’s "Mountain Stage," a cutting-edge radio program which regularly showcases the talents of such national mainstays as R.E.M., Elvis Costello, They Might Be Giants and Barenaked Ladies. Recently, the Argument was named Best in West Virginia by Graffiti Magazine. Continued national exposure seems imminent for a band whose considerable talent and charisma regularly impresses critics and inspires new legions of fans.
