Portly Chance

Backstory:

Portly Chance is the brain child of four high school friends — Tom, Rick, Neil, and Jeff— who were all part of their school’s marching band in the small Midwestern town of Cedarville. Known for their larger-than-life personalities and matching physiques, they decided to embrace their shared love for music and food, creating the unique and enigmatic band, ‘Portly Chance’. The band used their shared experiences and unique perspectives to write songs that explore life’s uncertainties with humor, wit, and a dash of sentimentality. From their humble origins in Cedar house basements to rocking major music festivals, Portly Chance has truly become a symbol of embracing your quirks and making the most of life’s uncertainties.

Genre:

Portly Chance specializes in Indie Rock, flavored with a touch of blues and a sprinkling of pop-punk for good measure. Their sound is characterized by energetic riffs, snappy drums, and distinctive vocals, often layered with rich harmonies and clever lyrics.

Title:

“Full Plate Blues”

Full song lyrics:

(Verse 1 – A, D, G, D)
A D G D
Well, I woke up this morning with a head full of dreams,
A D G D
Got a pocket full of change, but it ain’t what it seems.

(Chorus – A, G, D, A)
A G D A
I got the Full Plate Blues, oh yeah,
A G D A
I’m feasting on my dreams and I just can’t lose.

(Verse 2 – A, D, G, D)
A D G D
My guitar is my silverware, my songs are the feast,
A D G D
I’m dining on life’s banquet, from the west to the east.

(Chorus – A, G, D, A)
A G D A
I got the Full Plate Blues, oh yeah,
A G D A
I’m feasting on my dreams and I just can’t lose.

(Bridge – G, D, A, D)
G D A D
Serving up my heart, one song at a time,
G D A D
The stage is my kitchen, the crowd is my wine.

(Chorus – A, G, D, A)
A G D A
I got the Full Plate Blues, oh yeah,
A G D A
I’m feasting on my dreams and I just can’t lose.

Testimonial:

Meet Jenny McAlister, Portly Chance’s self-proclaimed biggest fan. “I first saw Portly Chance at a small gig in our local club,” she says. “Their energy was infectious, their songs were witty, and their love for music was palpable. It’s not just about their sound though — it’s their message. They remind us that life isn’t perfect, but it’s the imperfections that make it worth living. They’ve inspired me to embrace my own quirks and dreams, making Portly Chance not just my favorite band, but a real influence on how I live my life.”

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