SeaTac 67

We self-recorded and released our first EP Dec 2005, then a full length CD Nov 2006, and another full length due out this October 2007, Pre-Orders and FULL ALBUM Streaming available now at our main website (www.seatac67.com). Click on the Music/Discography Page for album previews, then enter the ST67 Webstore to order online !! While you're there you can also surf some cool links, check out some photos, see some video action and find out just about anything else you might want to know about us.

Carla and Jim had been writing songs together for about 5 years and decided it was finally time to get a complete band going. They recruited Mike J to play bass and continued working out songs, played a couple impromptu performances, and kept searching for a drummer. After a couple years of searching, in April 2005 they finally convinced Mike F to join and play drums with the band and they all decided to rename the band (formerly "Punk Girlz on the Wall") to "SeaTac 67"; named after the first new song all four worked out together. They then self-recorded and released an EP in Dec 2005 and proceeded to book and play shows. During 2006 the band performed several shows as a Trio without Carla; at that time she wasn't comfortable performing in a live setting, but she has since changed her mind and is back. March 2007: after recording 1 EP and 2 Full Length CDs (1 to be released soon) and performing a bunch of shows, Mike F had decided to step down as drummer. No hard feelings: they're all still friends, plus the band members may work with Mike on some future non-SeaTac 67 related projects.

So that brings us up to date: A new chapter has begun: Ryan joined as the new drummer in May '07. Since Ryan joined, the band diligently worked out a set of songs to perform live, have played a couple of shows, and plan to continue playing 1 or 2 shows a month along with writing, working out, and demo-ing new songs with hopes of recording another album in the not to distant future.

All share a love and passion for music and share strong support of independent music and the DIY community.