PAT McCURDY
http://www.patmccurdy.com

CONTACT
Brian “Murf” Murphy
414-916-4914
murf@patmccurdy.com

WHO IS HE?
Pat McCurdy is a singer-songwriter with an unusual off-beat sense of
humor.  A favorite of the college crowd, this national performer is
known for his comic lyrics and hilarious observations on life, love
and “Vacation with Mom & Dad.”
A self-contained act requiring minimal space and set-up time.

HONORS
Two-time Billboard Magazine Merit Award winner (Annual Songwriting
Contest).  Eight time WAMI award winner (Wisconsin Area Music Industry).
Recorded with Polygram Publishing (producer Steve Gibson).  Record
sales now exceeding 250,000 units.

TOURS
The first artist signed to the Miller Beer Rock network with college
tours through Texas, Georgia, Mississippi, California, Colorado,
Florida, Utah, New York, New Mexico & Wyoming.  Two-time national
showcase NACA performer.

OPENERS
For B-52s, Cheap Trick, R.E.M., Marshall Crenshaw, The Beach Boys,
John Prine, The Kinks, Kansas, The Producers, The Proclaimers, Molly
Hatchett, Jefferson Starship, Southside Johnny & The Asbury Dukes,
Foreigner, Triumph & Joan Jett.

DUBIOUS HONORS
Knows every pop song (and TV theme song) ever written.

QUOTED
“I love you madly, deeply, yet safely.”

DISCOGRAPHY
Yipes! (RCA/Millennium)
A Bit Irrational (RCA/Millennium)
The Good Life! (Instant Records)
Memorial Day (Instant Records)
The Sound of Music (Instant Records)
Pat in Person (Instant Records)
The Good Life/Memorial Day (Instant Records)
Show Tunes (Magnificent Records)
Big Bright Beautiful World (Magnificent Records)
Pat in Person 2 (Magnificent Records)
Fainting With Happiness (Magnificent Records)
My World of Love (Magnificent Records)

REVIEWS
“...Pat McCurdy, who builds his stage personality on the whimsical
irreverence of the songs, is an excellent focus.”
Touring Talent Weekly

“...has a lot of stage presence and…very good songs.”
Billboard Magazine

“...in a league with recordings from…power pop groups.”
Milwaukee Sentinel

“...one of the most pleasant surprises in recent memory when Pat
McCurdy opened at the Bottom Line.”
New York Daily News

“...lyrics are literate and ambitious.”
The New York Times

“...you have to love a guy who rhymes ‘onomatopoeia’ with ‘South Korea.’”
The Chicago Tribune