Just to make sure we don't stay too long in the past we hit crowds with new music from the 90's and today. Plastic is a five piece band made up of professional musicians with years of live performing experience in every type of establishment and venue. When other bands are playing the same music as the next, Plastic gives you a unique and fun crowd pleasing musical experience for your audience.

THE HATCH is riding fast on the pop music horizon and it’s signaling a change. The four-piece rock band’s ambitious approach to songwriting has made them one of the most exciting unsigned bands in both the Los Angeles and St. Louis music circuits. The sing-along pop of “One Man Show”, the danceable funk of “Find Them” and the country-infused groove of “The Scene” all prove that the band’s diverse sound is a reflection of their even more diverse music tastes. Although impossible to attach them to any one genre or artist, the band impregnates the inspirational sounds of classic artists like Stevie Wonder, Led Zeppelin and early Elton John with the influences of more contemporary innovators like Jeff Buckley and Ed Harcourt in yielding their oddly retro sound. In their short run, the Hatch has cut 3 EP’s and has opened for national acts like Live, Josh Kelly, Ingram Hill, Robert Randolph and the Family Band, Brian Van Der Ark (of the Verve), and the Bacon Brothers. They have put their soulful rock on display in front of sold out shows in both Los Angeles and St. Louis, leaving thousands with the taste of something new. “These four twenty-somethings play as if they’d been doing so, in this formation and with these songs, for many, many years: They’re that practiced, that talented. But we all know it takes more than talent to make it in the music business—or, hell, to capture a chatty crowd’s attention at a jam-packed concert venue—and The Hatch have that, too. That indefinable je ne sais quoi: the love of music, of writing, playing, performing, giving it their all.” -Laura Hamlett, Playback St. Louis, March 2005