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Cheekface
Cheekface is an American indie rock band formed in Los Angeles in 2017, led by guitarist and vocalist Greg Katz alongside bassist Amanda Tannen and drummer Mark Edwards. The band releases its music through Katz's own label, New Professor Music.
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United States
- Sep 7AtlantaThe Masquerade - PurgatoryPerformers: CatbiteView details
- Sep 21BostonBrighton Music Hall presented by CitizensPerformers: Apes of the StateView details
- Sep 26Grand RapidsThe Pyramid SchemePerformers: Apes of the StateView details
- Oct 1ClevelandThe Cambridge Room at House of Blues ClevelandPerformers: Apes of the StateView details
- Oct 2MadisonHigh Noon SaloonPerformers: Apes of the StateView details
- Oct 10Kansas CityrecordBarPerformers: Apes of the StateView details
- Oct 12DenverMarquisPerformers: waitressView details
- Oct 19SeattleThe CrocodileView details
- Oct 25Los AngelesTeragram BallroomPerformers: waitressView details
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Past shows
Recent Cheekface dates on Wanderistan — a record of the artist's touring history.
United States
- Sep 1New OrleansGasa GasaPerformers: CatbiteView details
- Aug 30HoustonWhite Oak Music Hall - UpstairsPerformers: CatbiteView details
- Aug 29AustinAntone's NightclubView details
About Cheekface
Cheekface's songs are built around Katz's talk-singing delivery, dry humor, and lyrics that dwell on anxiety and sociopolitical unease, typically packaged into tracks under four minutes. The band gained wider attention following its 2018 single "Dry Heat/Nice Town" and has since released five studio albums, among them Therapy Island (2019), Emphatically No. (2021) — named to Paste's list of the best rock albums of that year — Too Much to Ask (2022), It's Sorted (2024), and Middle Spoon (2025).
The band has cultivated a devoted following that refers to itself as "Cheek Freaks" and describes itself, half-jokingly, as "America's Local Band" — a nod to its cult reputation without a mainstream commercial breakthrough. Cheekface has toured steadily behind each release while remaining independent, keeping production, artwork, and distribution largely in-house through Katz's label.