Wikipedia / Pony Up!
Wikipedia / Pony Up!
Pony Up was an all-woman Canadian indie pop band based in Montreal, Quebec. They were known for their guitar-and-keyboard-based, upbeat music and their personal and sometimes sexually suggestive lyrics.
History
Pony Up! was formed on New Year's Eve 2002 by bassist Lisa Smith, drummer Lindsay Wills, keyboardist Laura Wills, guitarist Sarah Moundroukas, and vocalist Camilla Wynne Ingr. Their debut, a self-titled EP (which included their song "Matthew Modine"), was released in 2005 on Steve Aoki's label, Dim Mak.
In April 2006, Pony Up released their first full-length album, Make Love to the Judges with Your Eyes. To promote it, the band toured Australia in the summer of 2006, where their single "The Truth About Cats and Dogs (Is That They Die)" would later be voted No.47 on Triple J's Hottest 100.
In September 2008, Pony Up supported The Mountain Goats on tour. Smith and Laura Wills joined the touring lineup of The Dears.
The band's third album, Stay Gold, was released in the spring of 2009.
Discography
Pony Up! (2005, EP)
Stay Gold (2009)
Band members
Current members
Lisa J. Smith – bass guitar
Lindsay Wills – drums
Laura Wills – keyboards and vocals
Sarah Moundroukas – guitar and vocals
Former members
Camilla Wynne Ingr - also in the band Sunset Rubdown
Music videos
References
External links
Not Just Another Girl Band: The Pony Up Interview by Michael Mercadante 2006