Doll Parts was formed in 2006 when four girls sitting at a party looked  at each other and   said, “hey, let’s start a band.” The easy part was done but now they  had to decide who was   going to play what and since none of them had any experience playing in  bands, or even   playing instruments for that matter, they went with their gut and chose  their role in  the band.

Although they thought that their lack of experience would stand in the  way of their new  dream they practiced hard and quickly mastered the Ramones punk rock  classic, Blitzkrieg  Bop.  The girls now realized that they could do it and all doubt quickly  melted away.  They were officially hooked and determined to make it happen.

Doll Parts developed as musicians while also making their mark on the  local scene. They  began writing songs that would quickly become local favorites and  showcased their recently  discovered talents. As true musicians do, they relied on their own  experiences and  interests writing pop punk songs about one of the things that they know  best, boys.

Doll Parts influences include punk rock legends, such as the Ramones but  they also have  a love for Florida 80′s hardcore as well including such bands as Hated  Youth, Rat  Cafeteria, Roach Motel and Morbid Opera – You can hear this loud and  clear in their  cover of “Shut Up” by Roach Motel.

Although Doll Parts were just barely getting started by December of the  same year they  were already opening for The Circle Jerks with the Lower Class Brats. In  true punk rock  form, the night included stage diving, broken fingers, a trip to the  emergency room, and  drinks with the bands after the show.

By now Doll Parts had proven  themselves not only to  the fans but also to one of the greatest punk rock bands of all time. As Doll Parts began their second year as a band the opportunities  continued to appear.   Thanks to community support and local radio D.J. Michael Bagley they  played the high  profile event “Tropical Heatwave” at the Orpheum in Tampa, FL. Seeing  their name on the  roster was surreal enough but as they took the stage that night and  played to a full  house they realized that they had arrived.  The shows continued to get  bigger (so did  the crowds) and the girls pushed forward, continuing to evolve. They  rounded out the  year opening for bands such as the Loved Ones, Sufra Jet, The Dolly  Rots, The Pink  Lincolns, No Fraud and Unknown Hinson. 

Charging into 2010 Doll Parts officially became a national band by  hitting the road  and playing New York City the heart of American punk rock. Today the  band consists of  Stacey Guitar / Vocals, Mandy Guitar, and Molly on Drums. With the  forthcoming release  of their first full-length album Doll Parts stand ready to take on the  world and all  bets are on them to win!