Stay Hitt Performing Tonight at Churchill's

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Da Cheef in action.

Stay Hitt is one of those Miami bands that is destined to go down as one of the best, catchiest punk 'n' roll outfits that Dade County has ever produced. Unfortunately, they are also apparently destined to never actually produce a record or ever leave the state of Florida, or really barely ever leave Churchill's.

Adam Cheef's guitar playing and stage presence are just as viable as any any of the band's that headline Warped Tour and that's for really real. The songs are infectious and the energy can be over the fucking top.  Personal faves are the classic "Feel the Power" and new ones like "Brew Me," "Without Love," "Fried my Brain,"  "Rock 'n' Roll," and the bestest, "Sure I Love You."  Dick Whisky and Teebs hold the rhythm section down while da Cheef just goes for it.

They play tonight  with the Independents over at Churchill's. Check out this video for "Feel the Power"  that I am guessing is made by Cheef's baby brother since Adam is featured in it heavily.  Jump off and do it.