Emerging from the primordial ooze of the Detroit suburbs, the THE INCURABLES blend the sounds of the 60’s British Invasion and psychedelic era with the guitar-driven energy of New York's CBGB power pop/punk scene of the late '70s and early '80s and deliver it with a passionate sense of fun that's uniquely their own. Consisting of cousins Ray and Darrin Lawson on bass guitar and drums, along with their lifelong friends Pat Kelly and Dennis Pepperack on guitars, The Incurables have been sharing the stage together for decades – literally since the lineup coalesced in high school, with Pat and Ray having been inseparable friends since kindergarten. Since then, the band has graced stages across the US and as far abroad as Germany, The Netherlands and the UK, on tours and as openers for the likes of Alice Cooper, Billy Idol, and Steppenwolf. And for all the miles and all the accolades, there's a sense in the mid-202os that the story is just beginning for this seasoned band of all-but-literal brothers with the sound that's just as infectious as their name implies.

It's not an overstatement to call The Incurables local legends: they've got a recording history stretching back to the early '90s and remain a potent live draw with their signature harmonic, upbeat, guitar-driven garage rock to this day. They shine onstage, with their high energy live performances and their gift for humor-fueled audience participation winning them new fans each time out. It doesn’t matter if it’s in front of a concert crowd or an intimate club setting... the band performs with the same intensity and passion fueled by their love of music. Not driven by fads or the flavor of the week, their style continues to evolve with an eclectic mix that lands between the sounds of chainsaws on a chalkboard and angels giggling in the wind.

If there are no second acts in showbiz, it's a good thing that The Incurables' first act has never ended. And while it's well-nigh unprecedented that a band with its original lineup intact after three decade becomes a “breakthrough artist,” this band has defied expectations all along and that's just what's been happening over recent years. Through a run of singles, many of them on Big Stir Records, the boys have found much success infiltrating radio stations worldwide, increasing their global fan base with airplay on Little Steven’s Underground Garage, Rodney Bingenheimer, Lord Litter, There Once was a Note, The Heritage Chart, and countless independent and streaming stations (even hosting their own weekly themed show on Canada's KB Radio). The new material, originals and covers alike, has played out to an ever-widening audience who's never had a chance to get their hands on band's hard-to-find back catalog, and they've all been asking one thing: when can we get a full-length records from our new favorite band?

As we round the bend in 2024, the answer is at hand: the new album INSIDE OUT & BACKWARDS will ring in the new year as The Incurables officially join the Big Stir Records roster. Already announced by the roar of the new single “When I Grow Up,” the album also features the hits you know – “Far Away,” “Soda Pop,” “Back Into Eloise” and “Funhouse”, all part of the band's unrelenting run of irresistible singles that've been riding the airwaves since 2020 – and hits yet to be. It's ten tracks of powered-up pop rock that answer the question: where can you find a band that hits the sweet spot between The Stooges and The Romantics? Only in Detroit, of course... and the name of that band is THE INCURABLES.