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Stick Figure
Reggae
The next Stick Figure concert is scheduled for Wednesday, June 18, 2025 at Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island in Chicago, IL, United States. See all 10 upcoming concerts
Upcoming Concerts for Stick Figure
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- Jun18Jun 18, 2025Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly IslandChicago
- Jun20Jun 20, 2025PNC Bank Arts CenterHolmdel
- Jun21Jun 21, 2025Virginia Beach OceanfrontVirginia Beach
- Jun24Jun 24, 2025Credit One StadiumCharleston
- Jun27Jun 27, 2025Dos Equis PavilionDallas
- Jun29Jun 29, 2025Germania Insurance AmphitheaterAustin
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About Stick Figure
Hometown
Duxbury, MA, United States
Formed
August 21, 1992
Genre
Reggae
Dub is roots music, but Scott Woodruff takes it airborne with his Stick Figure project, putting equal emphasis on bass weight and airy drift. Born in 1992, the self-taught musician grew up in Duxbury, Massachusetts, where he picked up the drums at age 12. He was soon proficient on guitar, too, and began making rudimentary multitrack recordings on a dual cassette deck. By 2006, he had graduated from four-track recorder to the 16-track home studio on which he created his debut album, The Sound of my Addiction, laying down all the parts himself. Woodruff moved to San Diego in 2009, assembling a band to bring his songs to life on stage, and over the years, Stick Figure have evolved into a live powerhouse and ubiquitous presence at clubs and reggae festivals. But in the studio, the project remains a one-man band in which Woodruff handles everything—instruments, vocals, songwriting, and production. He has steadily expanded his ambitions, progressing from the relatively unadorned sound of his early albums to the more atmospheric overtones of 2012’s Burial Ground and 2015’s Set in Stone. Woodruff’s purchase of Oakland’s Great Stone Studios, formerly owned by Green Day, gave Stick Figure’s music its next major boost. The first album he recorded in the space, 2019’s World on Fire, finds new dimensions within his familiar universe, playing games with spatial perception without losing focus on the most important element of Stick Figure’s music—the standout melodies and positive vibes.
Members of Stick Figure include, or have included, Scott Woodruff and Kevin Offitzer.
Influenced by Stick FigureStick Figure has influenced the music of Sons of Paradise, Tatanka, Franck & Damien and more.
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