Scamper

Scamper

Infobox musical artist
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Img_capt = L to R: Mike Mirabella, Nate Rogers, Keith Michel, Brendan Boogie
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Genre = Rock, Indie rock
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Years_active = 2001 - 2008
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Associated_acts = The Brendan Boogie Band
URL = [http://www.scamper.net Official Website]
Current_members =
Past_members = Keith Michel Nate Rogers Mike Mirabella Brendan Boogie Mark Roderick (bass, 2001-2004)
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Scamper is an American, Boston-based power pop / rock band, formed in 2001 by upstate New York transplants and singer-songwriter-guitarists Keith Michel and Nate Rogers and filled out by drummer Mike Mirabella and bassist Brendan Boogie.

Scamper were finalists in the 2006 WBCN Rock & Roll Rumble and have supported such acts as Nada Surf, OK Go, The Click Five, Juliette Lewis, Kay Hanley (ex-Letters to Cleo), and We Are Scientists.

Scamper performed their final show on February 2, 2008, before going into an "indefinite hiatus" [ [http://bostonmusicspotlight.com/article.php?id=781 Scamper set for their last waltz, Boston Music Spotlight, February 1, 2008] .]

Discography

Band members

Keith Michel: Vocals, Guitar

Nate Rogers: Vocals, Guitar

Brendan Boogie: Bass, Vocals

Mike Mirabella: Drums

Former band members

Marc Roderick: Bass (2001-04)

External links

* [http://www.scamper.net/ Scamper's official web site]
* [http://www.myspace.com/scamper Scamper's Myspace.com page]

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