“The passion and vocal vibrancy of Parker Woodland's Lead singer Erin Walter pierces through the garage-heavy electric guitar with a classic rock beat straight from the heart reminding you that you're still alive. When Parker Woodland performs The World's On Fire (and We'll Still Fall in Love), I believe them.”

— Jamie Bahr (Girls Rock Austin, Danger*Cakes)

“Something about this band makes me think Michael Stipe and Natalie Merchant had a secret lovechild and her name is Parker Woodland. Erin Walter's voice in the opening lines of Avoiding Love Songs hearkens back to classic 10,000 Maniacs (what a treat!) and the band surprises in every song, taking turns into modern territory with tasty hooks and just the right amount of welcomed punk rock snarl.”

— Deb Norris (Minor Mishap Marching Band)

“Dan is such an important part of the sound. Well crafted guitar tones and riffs. There’s a real art to a guitar player doing what’s necessary for the song, Dan has that mastered.”

— Will Webster, Ragtime Willie

“One of the best things about seeing Parker Woodland live is the powerful and lingering effect of its uplifting messaging. Singer Erin Walter’s heartfelt words inspire hope and the band’s sincerity is a refreshing gift.”

— Jenny Hoyston (Erase Errata, Hey Jellie, Fabulosa Presents)

“A Parker Woodland show is what you want a rock&roll set to be in these modern times - reminders of things you’ve heard and loved, reinvented into new shapes with melodies that stick in your ears and lyrics that stick in your brain, and enough spirit of “we’re alive and anything can happen” to make it the real thing.”

— Phil McJunkins (Moving Panoramas, Greg Vanderpool)

“How do you combine the ‘who cares?’ punk ethos with ‘we care!’ earnestness? Parker Woodland figured it out.”

— Stella Maxwell (Stella & The Very Messed, Cruiserweight)

“Parker Woodland songs inhabit all of the qualities that give solid rock tunes their staying power; as sincere and heartfelt as they are catchy, with an effortless coolness that’s free from pretentiousness.”

— Dave Hawkins (Cruiserweight, Stella & The Very Messed, Del Vipers)

“Have you ever felt like Little Orphan Annie thinking the sun will never come up again? Check out Parker Woodland’s music. You’ll feel the warm glow of mother Rock and Roll shining on a sea of 1,000 smiles. Hell, I got a huge grin on my face just thinking about their live show!!”

— Davis Comeau (Militant Babies, The Nomad)