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Photography courtesy of About Face Photography, Scotty Kenton Photography, Bryan Carr, and Ryan Sanchez Photography.
​Peach Street Revival is a commanding, female-fronted rock band from Grand Junction, Colorado, delivering a massive, gritty sound that embodies the raw essence of rock 'n' roll. Their live performances are electrifying, pulling audiences into an unforgettable, immersive experience. With gritty riffs, soaring vocals, and thunderous drums, Peach Street Revival creates a sound that exudes defiant musical beauty—a bold and unapologetic force in modern rock.
Peach Street Revival has rocked the stage alongside legends like ZZ Top, Buckcherry, and Puddle of Mudd, and performs at major festivals year-round. The band's live show ignites audiences with a high-voltage mix of original songs and explosive hits from rock icons like Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Soundgarden, Rush, Heart, Queen, Fleetwood Mac, Janis Joplin, Jefferson Airplane, and more!
THE LINEUP:
GONZALES - Vocals & Harmonica
JORDAN WILL - Bass, Piano & Vocals
SOFIA BENHAM - Drums & Vocals
COOPER BRADLEY SHULL - Guitar & Vocals
THE SOUND: Driven guitar riffs, soaring vocals, complex rhythm section.
THE STAGES: Since forming in 2018, Peach Street Revival has taken festival/venue stages by storm, leaving crowds chanting for "One more song!"
· Las Colonias Amphitheater w ZZ TOP
· Sturgis Buffalo Chip w Buckcherry
· Sturgis Buffalo Chip w Puddle of Mudd
· Fozzy 25th Anniversary Tour
· Cleveland Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
· BMW MOA National Rally
· Loud American Roadhouse
· Harley-Davidson Rally Point Stage
· Sturgis Motorcycle Rally
· The Mint LA
· Belly Up Aspen
· Colorado Mountain Winefest
· Cherry Creek Arts Festival
· GJ Rides & Vibes Festival
· Ouray Mountain Air Music Series
· Palisade Peach Festival
· Grand Junction Rockestra
· Lake City Uncorked Wine & Music Festival
· Wheeler Opera House
· Olathe Sweet Corn Festival
THE MUSIC: Peach Street Revival is everywhere you stream: Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, and more. Watch their music videos, share their songs, and most importantly—bring your friends to a kick-ass show!
THE BAND:
GONZALES is a true rock soul with four solo studio albums under her belt and a remarkable journey as a singer and songwriter for various recording studios in Los Angeles, CA. She's rocked stages at The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Austin SXSW, The Viper Room, Whisky a Go Go, and many other legendary venues. Gonzales has music sync licensing with Warner Bros. Pictures Bring It On: Fight to the Finish, Nickelodeon’s Degrassi: The Next Generation, and independent films. Gonzales brings a bolt of electricity to the stage and strives for a genuine connection with her audience.
My why:
When I was five years old, I attended my great-grandmother’s funeral at her Black Gospel Church. At that age, I had no experience or frame of reference for what I was about to witness. My little legs dangled from the dark wooden pew, and it creaked at every restless move.
At the front of the church, behind the pulpit, a door to the left opened, and the choir marched in—tan robes with black stoles flowing, everyone rocking their body on the two and four.
The moment they sang their first note together, it hit me like a bolt of electricity. I stood up off that pew like I had levitated. It wasn’t some sad song—it was joy and power! My whole body vibrated with the sound; it punched me in the gut, and tears came flowing out of my eyes. In that instant, I knew: I wanted to be that. I wanted to create that kind of power with my voice, to make others feel like I felt in that moment.
That single experience set the trajectory of my life. From that day on, singing wasn’t just something I loved—it was something I was put on this earth to do.
What emotion do I want fans to feel when they discover Peach Street Revival?
Rebellion. Defiance.
When women speak up, we’re called rebellious or defiant. Well then—fuck it—I’m all in. Speak up for what you want. Speak up for what you need. Speak up to have clarity in business, in relationships, in your creative endeavors. Because clarity is power. I’ve wasted too much time with the wrong people—afraid that if I asked for clarity, if I asked for what I wanted, I’d lose the relationship or the business deal. But the truth is, if speaking up made me lose it, I never had it in the first place.
Be a rebel. Get what you want. What you envision. What you desire. Be defiant. Speak up. Never let anyone—including yourself—diminish your gift, your talent, your art.
What role does Peach Street Revival play in their listeners’ life story?
We’re the band you love to experience live. The band you can’t wait to bring your rock-loving friends to see. We’re the soundtrack to your rebellion, your defiance, your grit, and your swagger that reclaims your power, your art, your gift, your truth.
Peach Street Revival is the band you blast when you’re ready to walk away from toxicity, stand up for yourself, and set boundaries that protect your fire.
Peach Street Revival’s role is to help you live YOUR LOUD.
SOFIA BENHAM is dynamic drummer who has been immersed in music since a young age. Growing up in a musical family, she developed a deep appreciation for a wide range of styles, studying everything from jazz and funk to metal. She began playing live shows at just nine years old, captivating audiences with her infectious energy and powerful grooves. Throughout her journey, she has studied with renowned drummers like Thomas Lang and Stanton Moore, further refining her technique and musicality. With an intense passion for performing, Sofia thrives on showcasing the explosive and raw power of music on stage, delivering high-energy performances that leave a lasting impact.
My why:
Music has always been at the core of my life—woven into the fabric of my family and the way we connected with one another. One of my earliest and most vivid memories is lying on the green carpet in our living room, completely immersed in the sounds coming from our record player. Light from our disco ball (yes, we were that cool) spun around the room, and I’d stare up at the dancing reflections, letting the music carry me somewhere else. I’d close my eyes and imagine I was the artist—performing to millions, feeling every note as if it were my own. I would get completely lost in it, building entire fantasies and stories in my mind.
Holidays were just as musical. At my grandparents’ house, the whole family would pick up whatever instruments were around and break into song together. One of my favorite traditions was celebrating the winter solstice—honoring the longest night of the year with music and warmth. I especially loved hearing my mom, grandmother, and aunt sing in harmony—it brought certain stillness to the room that felt sacred.
I truly fell in love with the drums when I started tagging along to my dad’s hard rock and metal rehearsals. Being homeschooled in those early years gave me the freedom to dive into that world. One day, I worked up the courage to ask his drummer at the time if I could try out his kit. I couldn't even reach the pedals, but the second I sat down behind it, I felt something shift. I was so frustrated that I couldn’t play a thing, but I was hooked. I had to learn.
From that moment on, music wasn’t just a family tradition—it became my voice, my obsession, and my way of understanding the world around me. Creating and performing still feels like the most honest and powerful form of self-expression I know.
What emotion do I want fans to feel when they discover Peach Street Revival?
To feel connected—deeply and genuinely. Connected to each other, to us, and to something larger than themselves. I want our music to be the reason someone forgets they had a shitty day, the escape that lifts them out of the ordinary and into a space filled with energy and possibility. I want them to feel consumed by a fire that ignites and inspires. I want them to feel the energy radiate from one another, feel it pour off the stage from us, and send it right back—creating a powerful, shared experience they’ll never forget.
What role does Peach Street Revival play in their listeners’ life story?
I’ll never forget the first time I saw my favorite bands live—the electricity in the air, the way it cracked something open inside me and made me believe I could do anything. That’s the feeling I want our fans to carry with them. I want Peach Street Revival to be the spark in their story—the moment that lights them up and reminds them of who they are. I want us to be the reason someone takes a breath and says, "I’m grateful to be here." I want to be the reminder that they have purpose, that they can live boldly and express themselves freely—just as we do for them on stage.
JORDAN WILL is a classically trained musician with a penchant for versatility, transitioning from the realms of classical music and jazz to the electrifying world of rock. Beyond the piano, vocals, and bass, Jordan is known for her academic pursuits of woodwind instruments, and during her college years a focus on percussion. After college, Jordan embarked on a musical journey, gracing stages from Denver to Las Vegas with various Grand Junction-based bands. This experience ultimately paved the way for her to channel her talents into the vibrant sound of Peach Street Revival.
My why:
I was fortunate to be born with a “that’s cool, I can do that” mentality.
My parents listened to a huge variety of music when I was a kid—I had plenty of exposure to distorted rock guitar. My dad also played guitar in the church band. While it was certainly more modern, it wasn’t anything like what I heard on the radio when my parents blasted 80s hair metal in the car.
While I might’ve found AC/DC a little cheesy as a kid, it all finally clicked the first time I experienced rock and roll live—specifically, the captivating crunch of properly amplified, distorted guitar. I was seven years old when my dad took me to our church for a Christian rock concert. That was the day my passion for rock and roll was ignited, and it’s been illuminating the path I’ve followed ever since.
I remember my parents turning up the radio whenever a really good song came on, but even at full volume, it could never have touched me the way that concert did—and I mean that literally. Standing next to the stage and feeling the amplification of the instruments was a visceral experience. I wasn’t just listening anymore—the sound waves were passing through me. I was one with the sound. The distorted guitar felt like a storm—the hairs on my arms stood up, and I had the same adrenaline reaction one feels when they hear a sudden clap of thunder.
All the cells in my body felt intertwined with the music in a way I’d never experienced before. It was exciting, intriguing, captivating—and deeply motivating. That night, my “I could do that” attitude merged with my natural affinity for playing instruments. As soon as we got home, I asked my dad if I could play his electric guitar, and he obliged without hesitation. The moment I held it in my hands and sat down on the couch, my mind went right back to the concert I’d just experienced. The guitar wasn’t plugged into anything, but every note I played felt like it was being pumped through the same amps that had just rattled my tiny bones. I remember thinking, “This IS easy,” and I knew this was the beginning of my journey toward achieving what I’d just witnessed on that stage.
My parents continued to support me as I began to embrace an insatiable desire to go against the grain in every area of life—including the instruments I played. While I was limited in what I could play in school bands, I spent most of my free time learning instruments that weren’t traditionally considered feminine, like bass and drums. I was lucky to have such supportive parents, always willing to find a way to put any instrument I wanted into my hands. I’m grateful for the formal music education, but I always knew I wanted to make the kind of music I fell in love with at that rock concert when I was seven years old.
What emotion do I want fans to feel when they discover Peach Street Revival?
Music has always made me feel like anything is possible. Everything is possible. It corrects everything that is wrong in the world. I don't know what emotion that is, tbh. Infinite. Limitless. Free.
I've always had so much pride in the fact that we can give people an escape. I want people to feel limitless, I want them to feel infinite and immortal and unstoppable.
Whatever they carry on their shoulders, I am confident it will be discarded because the emotions I strive to curate at our shows are that of freedom.
I've never attended a concert and thought about taxes. My "to do" list. Laundry. Saying "you too" when the waiter tells me to enjoy my meal. Whatever the heck in life has ever caused me any strife or stress, it literally just disappears when I'm experiencing a live performance. I want to be so fucking electric on stage that nobody has any choice but to relinquish "real life" and exist in the moment.
What role does Peach Street Revival play in their listeners’ life story?
Empowering people.
Empowering them to drop the dreariness of everyday life. Empowering them to be present and FREE in the moment we are all sharing right now. Empowering them to feel seen, heard, and included. They don't just attend our shows, they participate in them. They are just as much the artist as we are. None of us are performing, we are all simultaneously experiencing. We are nostalgia. We are new. Everyone feels like they know every song whether it's their first time or their 100th time seeing us because our music encompasses generations of sounds and offers something to everyone. Everyone feels like we are friends, not some idol or mystical figure that exists solely for entertainment purposes.
We are them, AND we are stars, and we can be both simultaneously because they are also stars, and we are empowering them to have that experience.
COOPER BRADLEY SHULL is a guitar virtuoso who first strummed a guitar at the age of fourteen. His versatile playing styles have dazzled audiences, ranging from classic rock and blues to intimate finger-style acoustic performances. A true talent with a degree in Spanish from Colorado Mesa University.
My why:
Music has always been a staple in my life. My earliest memories are falling asleep to Led Zeppelin being blasted on my dad’s hand-wired home stereo. After saving up and making my first CD purchase (Grateful Dead American Beauty) I was hooked.
Every day after school like clockwork I would rush home, throw down my backpack and plant myself in front of my black pioneer boom box. My dad had an incredible CD collection (literally thousands) that I had access to. My love for music continued to grow with each passing album. From Beethoven to the Beatles, I wanted to hear them all.
My passion for music shifted gears at age 14 when I first picked up the guitar. Within the first few moments of exploring the instrument I was all in. With each song I learned, it felt like I had summated Mt. Everest. As my skills on the guitar grew so did my ability to attack the more difficult songs that at first seemed so unattainable. It was euphoric finally learning the tunes that inspired me so much over the years.
Picking up the guitar has been the single best decision I’ve made to date. Ever since then, music has been my rock, my outlet, my therapy, my world. Without music my life would be colorless, and I wouldn’t be the person I am today.
What emotion do I want fans to feel when they discover Peach Street Revival?
To feel connected to us. To be moved by the music. There’s a reason why some songs are special and have an impact on you. It’s because they evoke an emotion, connect with you on some level and make you feel something. That’s what I hope to do with our music.
What role does Peach Street Revival play in their listeners’ life story?
Over the years we have had several fans reach out about how our music has reignited a flame and sparked their passion for music again. Our music brought back something they thought they had lost forever. There’s no better feeling than knowing your music has impacted someone’s life.
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