Session Date: June 15, 2011

White Arrows are:
Mickey Church – Vocals / Guitar
John Paul Caballero – Guitar / Vocals
Henry Church – Drums
Steven Vernet – Bass
Andrew Naeve – Keys / Vocals

Set List:
Coming or Going
Get Gone
Save Me A Place

Following the release of their debut ep earlier this summer Los Angeles’ five-piece White
Arrows are set to make their British live debut and release their first single, ‘Get Gone’. It is a
groove-soaked, synth’-laden slice of what’s to come, on the band’s RAC produced debut album,
scheduled for release in 2012.

A fusion of heavyweight melodic hooks, hip hop drum samples and analogue synths – the White
Arrows sound is a potent brew cooked up by singer Mickey Church, Steven Vernet (bass)
Andrew Naeve (electronics), Mickey’s younger brother Henry Church (drums) and half-
brother, John Paul Caballero (guitar).

Church the elder is no stranger to the odd herbal infusion, born blind Mickey Church spent
his first years railing against his fate and through an extensive program of eye excercises and
superhuman determination regained his vision at the age of eleven. This transformation led to
a degree at NYU in Ritualistic Shamanism. Church’s obsession with the alternative drew him to
the booming NYC club scene : the cultural and philosophical blend was the prime ingredient in
the formation of White Arrows.

Church returned to his native LA and there together with the newly formed band, White Arrows
have spent the intervening time perfecting their art. A heavy weight touring schedule around
the States has meant the band have performed with Cults, White Denim, The Airborne Toxic
Event, and Portugal the Man among others

Their British live debut was late September and saw the band more gig-fit than ever. It is
bracketed by a mammoth Stateside touring schedule that sawshows with Those Darlins and
Weezer during August and then on the return from the UK, a 16 date run with Naked and
Famous throughout October.

White Arrows own “brilliant new” remix of Alexander Ebert’s (Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeroes) track Truth has just featured on NME.com