Trojan-led indie band rocks West Coast tour
Trapdoor Social isn’t just touring for their new album, Echobloom—they’re carrying years of environmental activism, solar-powered shows, and genre-blending music with them. From brass-filled alt-rock jams to sustainability projects on and off stage, the band’s West Coast tour brought high energy, social consciousness, and unforgettable performances to fans across Vancouver, Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. Read on to see how Trapdoor Social is redefining what it means to rock responsibly.
Premiere: Trapdoor Social – "Great Lake"
Fueled by passion for both music and the planet, Trapdoor Social has grown from an eco-driven duo into a powerhouse 5-piece making waves with their electrifying sound and activism. From solar-powered concerts to launching their very own Sunstock Solar Festival, the band is proving that rock and responsibility can go hand in hand. Their latest album marks a bold new chapter—one you’ll want to hear (and feel) for yourself.
Rock Duo Trapdoor Social’s “Away” Named December “Best Song Of The Month”
With infectious hooks, bright harmonies, and a message about breaking free from the grind, Trapdoor Social’s award-winning single Away is making waves in the alt-pop scene. The Los Angeles duo—Skylar Funk and Merritt Graves—blend their passion for music and renewable energy into a sound that’s as energetic as it is meaningful. Fresh off the release of their debut EP Death of a Friend and a buzzworthy music video, they’re already back in the studio and gearing up for the next chapter.