There are more than one band that go by the name Township;

(1) Found… Read Full Bio ↴There are more than one band that go by the name Township;

(1) Founded in 2013, Township are a 4-piece alternative rock band from Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. To date, they have releases, a 6-song EP titled "Worn" in January 2014 and a 4-song EP titled "Leap Year" in October in 2014. Both releases are available, name your price, @ http://townshipwi.bandcamp.com/album/leap-year For more information, visit https://www.facebook.com/townshipwi

Members:
Nicholas Halverson - Vocals
Matthew Weinberger - Guitar/Vocals
Dallas Reilly - Bass
Zacoda Glass - Drums

(2) With so many bands looking to the 80's for inspiration, rummaging through the dustbins of a more distant past may seem like a revelation. So it goes on the new self-titled album of Boston-based Township (out 10/28) on tracks like "Beaver Fever" and "Sinister Minister," where the songs are as good as their titles' rhymes and the band works up a churning 70's funk while it sweats out classic riffs. With sludgy grooves, scorching solos, and Southern Gothic operas, Township fires off a series of timeless anthems that resonate like sun-bleached Polaroids." - Boston Magazine, October 2008

"The band had my attention from the get-go, especially with the song "Highway," which has this irresistible build to it; it's now one of my favorite driving songs. The buzz at the show was late 70's sound, and comparisons to Faces and Lynyrd Skynyrd were made; all I know is, when the band locked eyes with the audience and said "Let's get sexy," (tearing out the song "Big Bad") it made me get sexy, too....Rochester likes you, too, Township." - Rochester City Newspaper, May 2008

"The Who on steroids with and Afro-Latin twist" - The Boston Phoenix

"Hefty drum beats, devastating guitar explosions, some Who-style vocals and we're just happy as clams to give them some love" - Light in the Attic

"Township’s awe-inspiring rock histrionics are very present and the hits literally keep coming...Coming Home is a round-trip ending with a perfect nine-minutes-and-change finale that ends somewhere on the dark side of the moon. But by then, you’ll just want to start over again." - Northeast Performer