Party Grrrl and The Dawgs: From Class Project to Cedar Falls' Latest

Party Grrrl and The Dawgs, a pop-punk band formed by **Paige Guthrie** and **Logan Stoll** in a University of Northern Iowa Mod Band class, have been making waves in the local music scene with their high-energy live performances. The band's origin story began with a class assignment to write and perform an original song, which led to the creation of their first single, **"Party Grrrl"**. With the addition of **Jesse Sheehan**, **Mac Brandt**, and **Regan Wilke**, the group has been performing a mix of covers and original music, including songs by **My Chemical Romance**, **The All-American Rejects**, and **Green Day**. Their unique sound, led by Guthrie's vocal range, has set them apart from other local bands. As they prepare for upcoming shows, including a performance at **Octopus** on April 3, the band remains focused on their music and the support of their friends and the UNI community. [[party-grrrl-and-the-dawgs|Party Grrrl and The Dawgs]] are a testament to the power of creativity and friendship. [[uni-music-scene|UNI Music Scene]] has a new player, and they're making noise. [[pop-punk-music|Pop-Punk Music]] fans, take note. The band's journey is a reminder that music can bring people together, even in unexpected ways. With their debut basement show being one of their most memorable performances, Party Grrrl and The Dawgs have proven that their class project has potential beyond a weekend hobby. As they look to the future, the band is aware that life after college may shift their priorities, but they're committed to continuing to make music, both individually and together. [[college-music-scene|College Music Scene]] is often a launching pad for new talent, and Party Grrrl and The Dawgs are no exception.

• Party Grrrl and The Dawgs were formed by University of Northern Iowa students Paige Guthrie and Logan Stoll in a Mod Band class
• The band's first single was "Party Grrrl", inspired by the Riot Grrrl genre
• The band has performed at a basement show near the University of Northern Iowa campus
• The band's unique sound and energetic live performances have already made them a staple in the local music scene
• The band's future is uncertain, with three members graduating this year and post-graduation plans potentially scattering the group geographically

Party Grrrl and The Dawgs are a new band on the scene, formed by a group of University of Northern Iowa students. While they've had a successful debut show and have been performing regularly, it's still early days for the band. The music scene is competitive, and it remains to be seen whether they'll be able to sustain their momentum. However, with their unique sound and dedicated fan base, they've got a good chance of making it in the industry. **Paige Guthrie**'s vocal range and the band's ability to put their own twist on classic songs are definite strengths. As they prepare for upcoming shows, including a performance at **Octopus** on April 3, the band remains focused on their music and the support of their friends and the UNI community. [[party-grrrl-and-the-dawgs|Party Grrrl and The Dawgs]] are a band to watch, but only time will tell if they'll be able to make a lasting impact on the music scene. [[local-music-scene|Local Music Scene]] is always evolving, and Party Grrrl and The Dawgs are just one of the many new bands trying to make their mark.

The formation of Party Grrrl and The Dawgs is a heartwarming story of friendship and creativity. The band's energetic live performances and unique sound have already made them a staple in the local music scene. With their dedication to their music and their fans, it's likely that they'll continue to make waves in the industry. **Paige Guthrie**'s vocal range and the band's ability to put their own twist on classic songs have set them apart from other local bands. As they prepare for upcoming shows, including a performance at **Octopus** on April 3, the band remains focused on their music and the support of their friends and the UNI community. [[party-grrrl-and-the-dawgs|Party Grrrl and The Dawgs]] are a shining example of what can happen when creativity and friendship come together. [[uni-music-scene|UNI Music Scene]] is lucky to have them.

While Party Grrrl and The Dawgs have had a successful debut show, it's unlikely that they'll be able to sustain their momentum. The music scene is highly competitive, and it's rare for a band to make it big without a lot of luck and hard work. Additionally, with three members graduating this year, the band's future is uncertain. **Logan Stoll** already commutes for rehearsals, and post-graduation plans could scatter the group geographically. It's possible that the band will go their separate ways, and their music will be nothing more than a memory. However, for now, they're enjoying the ride and making the most of their time together. [[party-grrrl-and-the-dawgs|Party Grrrl and The Dawgs]] are a fleeting moment in the music scene, and it's unlikely that they'll be able to make a lasting impact. [[college-bands|College Bands]] often have a limited shelf life, and Party Grrrl and The Dawgs are no exception.

Originally reported by Northern Iowan