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The Candy Band

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area moms who were tired of what they deemed wimpy music for kids. Paula Messner sang for Vertical Pillows in the 1980s and then with Motor Dolls. She decided to find three other stay-at-home moms to form a band. In 2003 they formed The Candy Band, playing punk covers of nursery rhymes, movie themes
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TV show, they were part of the Vans Warped Tour and they played the "Kidzapalooza" stage at Chicago's Lollapalooza festival in 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2010. They have both performed and recorded with the Detroit Symphony Civic Youth Orchestra and they appeared regularly at the Detroit Zoo.
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The band performed at schools, festivals, libraries, and sometimes at a bar. They were on Washington, D.C.'s
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band designed specifically to appeal to children. It is composed of four
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and other children's favorites, along with original tunes.
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Band Candy
Candy (band)
punk rock
Detroit
Ramones
Iggy Pop
The Wall Street Journal
New York Post
The Times
Blender
XM Radio
Woman's Day
USA Today
People
The Early Show
The Today Show
Pancake Mountain
"Rock On, Mom: Paula Messner of Candy Band"



"The Candy Band"
Categories
American children's musical groups
Punk rock groups from Michigan
Musical groups from Detroit
Musical groups established in 2003
2003 establishments in Michigan

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