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Short Bio
Buffalo Rose is a singularly spectacular six-piece band from Pittsburgh, PA. Overflowing with the bold and unfettered joy of their inimitable blend of “Theatre Kid Americana,” a Buffalo Rose show is a celebration of creative wonder; a sparkling sonic delight. Their live show is where their energy fully shines, and songwriting is their lodestar. The band’s recorded catalog is full of vibrantly emotive and methodically arranged songs, sure to thrill the mind and charm the heart.
Long Bio
Pittsburgh-based band Buffalo Rose has just released a cover of CAKE’s “Short Skirt / Long Jacket”, the first single from their upcoming record of covers entitled All You Can Eat, out January 23rd, 2026. Delivering on this energetic and rhythm driven track, Buffalo Rose puts their bubbly theatre kid energy into this classic tune from the early 2000’s. The band’s vibrant take on Americana combines pop, rock, soul, and musical theatre influences, featuring high-powered vocal harmonies and kaleidoscopic instrumental arrangements. Produced by the band and Malcolm Inglis, All You Can Eat is a snapshot into the musical universe that creates Buffalo Rose’s genre defying sound.
“People always ask us ‘What kind of music do you play?’ It’s not a simple answer, but one that this record answers beautifully. We grew up absorbing so many styles; Fleetwood Mac and Britney Spears, Usher and *NSYNC, Stevie Wonder, ABBA, Kate Bush. When it comes down to it, we’re a funky pop band that plays acoustic instruments. This record of covers offers a glimpse behind the curtain of all that makes us who we are.”
Buffalo Rose is fronted by its three lead singers and songwriters; Lucy Clabby, Margot Jezerc, and Shane McLaughlin. Their distinct lyrical and vocal styles allow the band to weave through genres and emotions, dancing through the decades of pop that came before them, overtop the intricate arrangements of Bryce Rabideau (Mandolin), Malcolm Inglis (Dobro) and Jason Rafalak (Upright Bass.)
All You Cat Eat is a celebration of the creative freedom that Buffalo Rose embodies. This release welcomes them into a new era; one of joyful play, of explosive color and sound, of boundless potential and pure fun. To promote the record, Buffalo Rose is thrilled to announce The All You Can Eat Tour, a 20 show run of shows across the United States. The band is no stranger to national and international tours, having shared the stage with the likes of Lake Street Dive, The War and Treaty, The Lone Bellow, The Wood Brothers, and Billy Bragg.
Buffalo Rose invites new fans and old to stream “Short Skirt / Long Jacket,” to watch the single’s official music video on YouTube, and to mark their calendars for the record’s full release on January 23rd, 2026. “We think everyone can find something to sink their teeth into on All You Can Eat.” says the band. “It was a true treat to create this record, and we can’t wait for you to join in on the fun! So, please! Dig in.”
Quotes/Press
“How can a band be loose and tight at the same time? Listen to Buffalo Rose for the answer. I flat love them.”
— Tom Paxton, folk music legend and Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award recipient
“Their sound is intoxicating - the combination of their tight string band rhythm and their supple harmonies.”
— John Platt, WFUV (Bronx, NY) host and founder of the New Folk Initiative
“These cats are a really good band, very entertaining. They have what it takes.”
— Eddie Owen, founder of Eddie's Attic (Atlanta, GA) and host of Eddie Owen Presents
“Listening to Buffalo Rose is like driving on the open road with the windows down, letting the breeze wash over you. Delicate and wild, thorny and untamed, Buffalo Rose weaves spiraling harmonies and gorgeously layered instrumentation with propulsive rhythms as it creates a mesmerizing wall of sound that leaves listeners breathless. There’s a singular beauty in every Buffalo Rose song.”
— Henry Carrigan, No Depression
“The balancing act that the six musicians of Buffalo Rose achieve is something to be celebrated. The group match each other's energy both in instances of quiet tenderness and rich swells... that vocal blend not only sets the mood for the folk tunes but also makes those dynamic changes seem so fluid.”
— NPR Music
“light, delicate, poised, and calming”
— American Songwriter
