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The Red Pears are a tight-knit indie rock band hailing from El Monte, California. Fronted by Henry Vargas (vocals/guitar), with Patrick Juarez on bass and Jose Corona on drums, they fuse indie rock with garage grit, drawing on punk and lo-fi textures to create hooks you can’t shake. Their music captures the spirit of Southern California DIY scenes while keeping an eye on a broader alternative rock landscape.
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Known for their energetic live shows and thoughtful, sometimes mischievous lyricism, The Red Pears have carved out a unique space in the West Coast circuit. They’ve earned coverage in notable outlets for their contribution to the El Monte scene and have shared stages with legendary acts, including a high-profile opening slot for Interpol at the Greek Theatre. Whether you’re new to the band or a longtime listener, you’ll want to secure your seats for their next show—the band thrives in a live setting that emphasizes raw energy and dynamic songwriting.
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On the web, they connect with fans through Bandcamp, Instagram, Twitter (TheRedPears), and SoundCloud, offering a steady stream of new releases, remixes, and live recordings.
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Discography highlights show a pattern of evolving sound and DIY spirit—from self-released records in the 2010s to recent releases on Daycare Records, with the 2024 album Better Late Than Never representing a matured, anthemic rock persona. The band’s singles—Better Late Than Never (2024), The Way You Talk (2023), and Not in the Cards (2021)—illustrate a progression that fans can trace across their catalog. The Red Pears have appeared at major festivals like Coachella, Tropicalia, SXSW, and Viva Pomona, bringing their blistering live energy to diverse audiences. In 2025, they’re hitting bigger rooms like Echoplex in Los Angeles and The Observatory in Santa Ana, continuing their mission to bring the loud, hook-driven sound of Southern California indie rock to the forefront.
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Social channels and Bandcamp pages are central to their fan engagement: follow them on Instagram, Twitter, and SoundCloud for updates, new releases, and behind-the-scenes studio sessions. Stay tuned for the next wave of songs and live appearances—The Red Pears are ready to bring the house down.
The live experience
What reaches the room
Upcoming 2025 tour dates: June 25, 2025 at Echoplex (Los Angeles) and June 27, 2025 at The Observatory Orange County (Santa Ana). These shows are must-sees for fans of high-energy guitar-driven indie-rock.
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Discography highlights show a pattern of evolving sound and DIY spirit—from self-released records in the 2010s to recent releases on Daycare Records, with the 2024 album Better Late Than Never representing a matured, anthemic rock persona. The band’s singles—Better Late Than Never (2024), The Way You Talk (2023), and Not in the Cards (2021)—illustrate a progression that fans can trace across their catalog. The Red Pears have appeared at major festivals like Coachella, Tropicalia, SXSW, and Viva Pomona, bringing their blistering live energy to diverse audiences. In 2025, they’re hitting bigger rooms like Echoplex in Los Angeles and The Observatory in Santa Ana, continuing their mission to bring the loud, hook-driven sound of Southern California indie rock to the forefront.
Social channels and Bandcamp pages are central to their fan engagement: follow them on Instagram, Twitter, and SoundCloud for updates, new releases, and behind-the-scenes studio sessions. Stay tuned for the next wave of songs and live appearances—The Red Pears are ready to bring the house down.
Upcoming 2025 tour dates: June 25, 2025 at Echoplex (Los Angeles) and June 27, 2025 at The Observatory Orange County (Santa Ana). These shows are must-sees for fans of high-energy guitar-driven indie-rock.
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