Detagoh, which comes from a combination of Detroit Chicago and Ohio, cities where the members of the band have originally lived, are one of the emerging heavy weights on the Chicago music scene.
Pulling from the seven member’s extensive musical experience, Detagoh has been playing to packed venues in Chicago and throughout the Midwest. Whether opening up for Rusted Root at the House of Blues, performing with Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers at a college or as part of a traveling Arena Cross show produced by Live Nation, Detagoh always keeps the audience motivated to dance and party.
Established in 2003, by lead vocalist PJ Anderson and guitarist John Pacini, Detagoh began performing throughout Chicago as a five piece original rock band. Soon the original music began to catch on with music fans and the band started to create a large following.
After recording their first album “Live at the Elbo Room” the band gained recognition on several radio shows including the Steve Cochran Show and the Nick Diggillio show on WGN radio in Chicago. Within just a few months Detagoh began to perform at larger venues in Chicago and continually drew a huge crowd.
Detagoh, added a keyboardist and violinist, growing the band members to 7 people and quickly recorded their second CD “Fly to June” and hit the road with help from Clear Channel Entertainment as part of the Arena Cross Tour, exposing more people then ever to the creative sound and great show that is Detagoh.
Now managed by Gredde Entertainment and in the studio recording an upcoming release due out this summer, Detagoh is a band on the move and looking forward to building new relationships and fans as they grow in popularity.
