Chris Borelli of the Chicago Tribune wrote a terrific long form feature about the band and what we might signify in the musical landscape:
Chrissie Dickinson wrote about Tributosaurus when we became Johnny Cash, and here you’ll find detailed explanations of the band’s musical mandate:
Here’s a review of when we became Bob Dylan at Fitzgerald’s, from Tomorrow’s Verse:
Matt is the son of an opera singer/music teacher and a sportswriter/small business owner. He is the youngest of 5, and had to fight for airtime at the kitchen table. Of his two older brothers, one was a musician and one an athlete/sports fan. Matt became both. He has always been both, among other sthings.
Matt hosts sports radio on 670 The Score in Chicago, writes Baseball columns in various places, sings with the band he founded, Tributosaurus, and writes about everything from his favorite sandwich to his only child.
He is curious, and works hard to remain open and optimistic. Happiness is a choice.