The same idea applies to writing
music. Devo chose society itself
as the main target for his lyrics.
They say their music applies to
everyone.
In fact Society Society’s income is
completely based on tickets and
merchandise sales. Every poster, record,
and ticket sold goes immediately into the
gas tank of the RV.
“Everyone comes from a place,”
Devo said. “It doesn’t matter
if you’re poor, rich or middle
class. I mean, everybody has
life experiences. Nobody is less
important than anyone else.”
“It’s the best way to be uncomfortable,”
William said. “ We walked around Sunset
Blvd all day. We hadn’t been in the RV all
day and it felt like I could relax. Like I was
home.”
Through the growing music scene
of Tulsa, Society Society has
gained a steady following. The
band can easily fill a venue in
Tulsa. However, this band has
bigger goals to achieve.
“We have been touring together
since June of 2013,” Joe said.
“We live on the road. We’ve been
constantly on tour every month.”
For tour dates and
more information, visit
their Facebook page at
www.facebook.com/
SocietySocietyMusic.
Society Society headed back to Oklahoma
after a stop in Las Vegas. They have plans
to tour the eastern side of the country after
some much needed rest. The band has
released an EP called “The World Is What
You Make It,” which is available online for
download.
“We make an experience that everyone
can be a part of,” Devo said. “You could
feel like you’re a part of our music.”
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