About All Waffle Trick
Denver’s posteminent ska-punk band plays loud, fast, and sometimes malort-fueled music that’ll make you think you left a Tony Hawk Pro Skater soundtrack on in your mom’s basement back in the early 2000’s.
Their name is one you won’t forget. Their sound is loud enough to drown out your problems and their songs have inspired countless people to say “yea, I guess I’ll stick around for another beer”. Don’t let their betaness fool you, this trio brings headliner energy every time they step on stage.
Fronted by founding member Jeff Giles (lead singer/guitarist), this batch of batter bois is rounded out by Rob Johnson (bass/eyebrows) and Caleb Williams (drums/resident skater). They’ve performed with touring acts like NOFX, Bouncing Souls & Authority Zero and hit the road a few times themselves. But most of the time, you can find them ripping through sets in their hometown scene.
You can check out their most recent single “Flagpole” and EP Continental Breakfast on all streaming services. They’re hitting the studio this year to add a third full-length album to a catalog that already includes Second Breakfast (2019) and Part of a Complete Breakfast (2015). In the meantime, it’s more shows, new songs, and probably another beer.
Press
2024
Girl at the Rock Show
"What this tells me is that All Waffle Trick is on their way to the top so jump on this train before it’s too late and you are left wondering what rock you had been living under when it came to this band."
2024
Punkeando
Translated from Spanish
"[Continental Breakfast] is a musical awakening that reminds us of the transformative power of music in its purest and most visceral form"
2023
Julie Rivers
New Noise Magazine
"[Punk Rock Saves Lives Festival] started with All Waffle Trick who played with all the energy of a headlining act despite being the first ones of the day."
2019
Colorado Punk Rock Army
"If you stayed this long it’s time to wrap things up. All Waffle Trick’s “Second Breakfast” is an excellent album filled with everything I love about ska and punk."
2018
Brett Callwood
Westword Magazine
"... there’s something about the razor-sharp tunes and, whisper it, technical proficiency that suggests that, in fact, what we have here is a group of smart cookies."
