In 2011, after a one-year hiatus, the band returned as a four-piece consisting of Bernholtz, Lamagna, Marchetta and Arroyo.
Suicide City played their last live show February 11, 2010, before going on a hiatus. Exactly one year later, on February 11, 2011, the band reunited, with the exception of Graziadei, to perform at the Highline Ballroom in New York City.
On August 4, 2009, Suicide City released their debut full-length effort, Frenzy , via Brooklyn label The End Records . Benholtz described it as follows: “Suicide City thrives on making people happy and smile through our music without having to candy coat anything. Life does not ‘suck and then you…
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The band toured Brazil with MxPx and co-headlined the Maquinaria Rock Fest alongside Sepultura , the Misfits , and Suicidal Tendencies on May 18, 2008. In November 2008, Live from CBGB was released featuring Suicide City’s performance at CBGB , filmed shortly before the venue’s closure. Suicide City signed to…
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The group began when producer/guitarist Billy Graziadei sent some songs to singer Karl Bernholtz after working with him on his band The Groovnicks. The two quickly got on and brought in guitarist AJ Marchetta and drummer Danny Lamagna. Bassist Jennifer Arroyo soon joined the group to round out Suicide City.…
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