The Cyrkle

Famed for their 1966 #2 radio smash “Red Rubber Ball” and its era-defining followup hit “Turn-Down Day,” both regarded as classic cornerstones of the sunshine pop sound, THE CYRKLE had an all-too-brief but astonishing heyday exactly sixty years ago. Beyond the beloved hits, they were the only American band to be managed by Brian Epstein and landed a coveted slot opening for The Beatles on their historic fnal tour. It would be forty years before founders Dannemann and Dawes reconnected to explore a prospective reunion, only to have it cut short by Dawes' tragic passing. Yet another decade elapsed before Dannemann and Losekamp reunited as the anchors of a new lineup of THE CYRKLE including bassist Dean Kastran (a founding member of The Ohio Express) as well as Pat McLoughlin (vocals, guitar), Don White (lead guitar, vocals) and Scott Langley (drums, vocals). They've been performing on the retro rock circuit to adoring crowds since 2016, mixing their own classics with other key '60s tracks and, most excitingly, brand new original material.

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