White Arrows - Dry Land Is Not A Myth

Tribal-pop Californian five-piece White Arrows' story begins with a blind boy. Singer Mickey Church was born seeing the world as an impressionistic smear. His vision was righted at age 11, but his imagination ran wild for the intervening years. Mickey's father, a student of African percussion, encouraged him and his little brother Henry to pick up instruments as kids, so they played whatever was around. White Arrows evolved to a band with the addition of old friends J.P. Caballero (Guitar), Andrew Naeve (Keys and Beats) and Steven Vernet (Bass). The five bonded over a shared love for sensory overload both aural and visual -essential to the White Arrows live show.