Low Darts play Gen-Z "studio rock & soul": the polish of session musicians, the energy of the next generation.

There's a moment in every Low Darts performance where the age of the musicians stops mattering entirely. One second you're watching five young guys; the next, you're back in 1978, and the music has you.

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Low Darts are a five-piece "studio rock & soul" band who first met in middle school jazz band — and who emerged from a pandemic basement project in 2020 with a mission: to reconstruct the greatest rock and soul records of the '70s and '80s exactly as they were made. Not just the songs. The recordings — the grooves, the harmonies, the exact instrumental parts, including some the original artists never attempted live.

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Their repertoire spans over 150 songs from the architects of studio rock and soul: Steely Dan, Billy Joel, Toto, Supertramp, Earth Wind & Fire, Stevie Wonder, Kansas, Bill Withers, Chicago, and more. The result has earned them worldwide recognition — over 7.5 million YouTube views, a following of 52,000+ subscribers, and praise from fans across the globe who describe hearing their youth played back to them by a generation that wasn't even born yet. They've shared a stage with legends including José Feliciano, and perform for private events, corporate functions, and festivals nationwide.