”...she does sound great. She has the quality of a classically-trained singer in a ... rock band. All the musicians play amazingly well, with the experience of rockers a few decades older.”

 Sean Mahan, New England Performer Magazine, November 2008

• First official radio play on WBCN. Click here for the playlist! July 20th, 2008.

• WBCN 104.1 will bring a Boston-area band and the runners-up in the annual WBCN Battle of the High School Bands competition, Jessica Prouty Band, to perform. Click here.

Wilmington rock band to headline at Fun on the Fourth

Musicians recreate Woodstock

Local band takes on "Community Auditions"

Wilmington bands rock at the Regent

Wilmington musician rocks at battle of the bands

Local group makes top 10 in national battle of the bands

Prouty band takes on the Hard Rock Cafe

Local musician earns scholarship

Prouty band moves on to the finals this weekend

• In the Heard Around Town Column, scroll down for Van for a Band!
• Band led by 13-year-old performs Sunday at arts festival

• Ice cream, you scream: Scooperbowl a sweet success

The River 92.5 played Jessica Prouty Band's She's No Cinderella on  4/23/09 and 8/13/09 and 5/24/10 at 10 p.m. as part of their Home Grown nightly feature at 10 pm!

Thanks Rita Carey!

• We are on the list (Prouty, Jessica)

• The song Nothing played again on 2/21/10...
  
• Played again on WAAF on 04-26-09! Click here for the playlist.
• Carmelita played the song "Nothing" on Sunday April 5th on WAAF's Bay State Rock!

Click here for the playlist.

Hang on! The Jessica Prouty Band from Marblehead is up next. Jessica is one of only two girls in the entire contest. Why are there so few girls interested in music? Despite squeezing through the gender barrier, the Jessica Prouty Band seems really pro. They announce tour dates and already have had a song played on WBCN’s Boston Emissions. What? And these guys are only in high school. Wow. They even have their own theme music when the band does their intros.

Today’s winner? The Jessica Prouty Band advances to the finals. (Kier Byrnes)

The Noise, June 2009