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Detroit Pony Express is a cornerstone of Detroit's indie rock lineage, led by guitarist and vocalist Doug Bannerman. Rooted in the Motor City scene, Bannerman has also steered other local projects, including Century Babes, reinforcing the strong collaborative ethos of Detroit's music community. The band's sound blends rock, indie rock, and indie pop influences, reflecting the city's gritty, melodic storytelling tradition.

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Produced by Detroit veterans, including Vinnie Dombrowski of Sponge and longtime Detroit producer Andy Patalan, Sung Like A Horse showcases Bannerman's guitar work, vocal presence, and a keen sense for hooky, anthemic songs with thoughtful lyricism. The project remains a notable entry in Detroit's catalog of homegrown indie outfits.

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On this artist page, explore a concise biography, a look at discography highlights, and up-to-date information about upcoming performances. Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering Detroit Pony Express for the first time, we’ve got you covered with easy, no-fuss access to show details and tickets.

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Biography details: Doug Bannerman’s role as frontman and guitarist anchors Detroit Pony Express in the city’s rich musical tapestry. His work with Detroit-based talent and ties to the indie rock community help position the project within a lineage that includes notable local acts like Century Babes. The collaboration with producers who have strong Detroit roots adds texture to the sound, creating a blend of rock-driven melodies and indie pop textures that resonate with fans of the Detroit sound.

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Discography highlight: Sung Like A Horse (2009) — a full-length album released on May 12, 2009, featuring 12 tracks including Bone 2 Pick, Dance Floor, No Home, Even Now, Flowers, Great Day, The Leader, Get It Back, Going Down, Laughing Man, Trax, and Today. The album was produced by Vinnie Dombrowski (Sponge) and Andy Patalan, both connected to Detroit’s rock scene. The Bandcamp presence notes the genre as rock, indie rock, and indie pop, situating Detroit Pony Express squarely in Detroit’s indie ecosystem.

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Upcoming tour information: Stay tuned for the latest tour dates and venues. We’ll list each date as a standalone event with venue details and ticket options, so you can secure your seats with ease. For updates, follow the artist on official channels and check venue pages for schedule confirmations.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Detroit Pony Express

  • Frontman Doug Bannerman is a Detroit-based guitarist/vocalist who has led other local projects including Century Babes.
  • Album Sung Like A Horse released May 12, 2009; 12 tracks include Bone 2 Pick, Dance Floor, No Home, Even Now, Flowers, Great Day, The Leader, Get It Back, Going Down, Laughing Man, Trax, Today.
  • Produced by Vinnie Dombrowski (Sponge) and Andy Patalan, with Detroit roots.
  • Genre tags on Bandcamp include rock, indie rock, and indie pop; the band's sound sits within Detroit's indie rock lineage.
  • Discography lists a single album (Sung Like A Horse, 2009); no widely documented charting singles or awards.
  • Social presence is primarily via Bandcamp; public bios connect Bannerman to Detroit Pony Express and the broader Detroit music scene.

The records

Detroit Pony Express Discography

  • Sung Like A Horse
    2009 · Self-released (Bandcamp)

Biography details: Doug Bannerman’s role as frontman and guitarist anchors Detroit Pony Express in the city’s rich musical tapestry. His work with Detroit-based talent and ties to the indie rock community help position the project within a lineage that includes notable local acts like Century Babes. The collaboration with producers who have strong Detroit roots adds texture to the sound, creating a blend of rock-driven melodies and indie pop textures that resonate with fans of the Detroit sound.

Discography highlight: Sung Like A Horse (2009) — a full-length album released on May 12, 2009, featuring 12 tracks including Bone 2 Pick, Dance Floor, No Home, Even Now, Flowers, Great Day, The Leader, Get It Back, Going Down, Laughing Man, Trax, and Today. The album was produced by Vinnie Dombrowski (Sponge) and Andy Patalan, both connected to Detroit’s rock scene. The Bandcamp presence notes the genre as rock, indie rock, and indie pop, situating Detroit Pony Express squarely in Detroit’s indie ecosystem.

Upcoming tour information: Stay tuned for the latest tour dates and venues. We’ll list each date as a standalone event with venue details and ticket options, so you can secure your seats with ease. For updates, follow the artist on official channels and check venue pages for schedule confirmations.

Social links: Connect with Detroit Pony Express and Doug Bannerman through official channels. Follow on social media and Bandcamp for announcements and music releases. Social links open in a new tab to provide a seamless browsing experience.

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