The Profits perform live on stage illuminated by bright stage lights, with a city skyline backdrop.
The Profits perform live on stage illuminated by bright stage lights, with a city skyline backdrop.

The music you forgot you loved.

A band you’ll surely remember.

The Profits: Matt plays guitar on stage with drums and equipment in the background.

Matt

“Wow! That band is freaking AMAZING!”
– A guy in another band

The Profits: Paul playing bass and singing into a microphone on stage with two of the other guys in the background.

Paul

“I’m exhausted. Those guys were so much fun.”
– A tuckered out fan

A man singing and playing an electric guitar on a stage with red curtains, a microphone, and winged logo backlit on the curtain.

Jesse

“This is the funnest band Jesse has been in… lately.”
– Jesse’s Mom

The Profits: Mark plays his sparkly drum set on stage.

Mark

“That drummer’s kit is super sparkly.”
– An observant fan

The Profits: Bobb plays a keyboard with saxophone in the background.

Bobb

“I think that keyboardist used to work at the bank.”
– A gal with a bad memory

The Profits: Hundreds of drones form 'THE PROFITS' logo in the night sky during a live performance by The Profits.

Recent show…

The Profits bid a fond farewell to Summer with a super-surfy soundtrack, performed live as hundreds of drones danced in the sky above Gig Harbor.

An illustrated poster for Jazz Bones, Tacoma, WA, promoting a concert featuring The Profts on October 17 at 6 pm, with guest band Undercover, and featuring contact information presale/tix@jazzbones.com.

Upcoming show…

The Profits: Gig Harbor marina with boats docked on calm water, many people sitting, standing, and dancing and The Profits playing an outdoor concert.

More about the band…

The Profits play.

For The Profits, it’s not just about the music. It’s about having fun (remember fun?). It’s about the experience, the vibe, the outbursts of laughter, catching a groove that feels refreshingly electric – and that ensuing, sudden need to just dance.

The Profits like everything.

Some bands stick to a particular genre and appeal to a particular audience. The Profits play songs from just about every genre and they tend to like every audience. Whether you’re into 70’s funk, 90’s pop, 80’s new wave, punk, R&B, country, rock, yacht rock or reggae, The Profits will bring the spark. You’ll wonder what’s next and you won’t be disappointed.

The Profits:

A Western Washington favorite, known for playing music from lots of artists, eras and genres – and for shows that are just a helluva lot of fun.

The Profits performing live on an outdoor stage, playing their various instruments including guitars, drums, and keyboard.
The Profits: A few of the members at a party or social gathering in a room with a colorful, artistic mural on the wall, some wearing formal or semi-formal attire, one holding a drink, engaging in conversation and laughter.

The Profits draw a crowd.

Nobody’s ever taken flack for hiring The Profits. Some, however, have been promoted, reelected and praised profusely. Whether it’s at a festival, a private celebration or a sporting event, The Profits draw an audience and definitely shake things up.

  • The Profits: Orange badge with black and white text reading 'The Profits' and the band's signature monkey mascot wearing a cap and sunglasses, laughing with mouth open.

  • The Profits: The band performing on an outdoor stage with an American flag backdrop, featuring all five band members playing guitars, drums, keyboard, and singing, under a white canopy.

  • The Profits: Matt playing electric guitar on stage under purple and blue lighting.

  • The Profits: Jesse smiling while playing his electric guitar on stage with blue lighting

  • The Profits: Some of the band members and friends posing on a staircase inside a vividly painted room, smiling and dressed casually and semi-formally, with some holding drinks.

  • The Profits aren’t scientific.

    You’re 5X more likely to say, “Whoa. I forgot how much I loved that song!” when The Profits play than when you’re in a pharmacy, in an elevator or listening to a band that only covers one style of music. While this is from a completely unscientific study, it emphasizes a key marketing point.

Watch this…

The Profits: Matt in a black blazer and sunglasses is leaning forward with his arm outstretched, guitar in his other hand.

Book The Profits…

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