The Loose Floorboards are a Tacoma-based rock and roll band influenced by artists like The Band, The Rolling Stones and The Beatles, to name a few. Their sound has been described as a mix between Tom Petty and The Violent Femmes, both raw and polished at the same time.

Led by local singer-songwriter Adam Hendricks, a vocalist and guitarist who has been honing his craft around the Tacoma music scene for over a decade, The Loose Floorboards connect with audiences through captivating original songs with a few interesting covers mixed in for good measure. They just finished recording their debut album that they'll be releasing in the near future.

These two longtime Pacific Northwest musicians combined talents in 2021.
Artist in their own right, Rob Tudor's smooth-as-butter vocals and great rhythm
guitar sensibilities along with Dave McKibbin's extra tasty lead guitar provide the type
of grooves and feels that are all too hard to come by these days.
With a mix of old country, roots rock&roll, and originals across the genres
Rob and Dave's music always moves a crowd and leaves them wanting to come back for more.

"Shapes of Things" came together as the house band for jam nights at The Valley. Cameron Arneson, Peter Tietjen and TJ Cope. They combine folk and 60s rock with elements of jazz and country to create a solid rock and roll vibe that gets people dancing every time.