Since 2006, Racist Kramer (RK) has been tearing up the streets of Salt Lake City with their fast and aggressive, “west coast” style of punk rock. Growing up with Fat Wreck Chords, Epitaph, and Drive-Thru Records (among others), Racist Kramer is a combination of all things 90’s punk rock, with a few additions of their own. Breaking away from the “all songs sound the same” conception that is punk rock, RK takes influences from bands like NOFX, Rise Against, Strung Out, Metallica to Taylor Swift and Operation Ivy. Aimed at keeping punk rock fast and hard, RK vows to give you a show you won’t forget, and music that will be stuck in your head for days.

All members of Racist Kramer grew up in Salt Lake and although you can catch the band playing all around the US, Utah is home and the band is proud to represent the Beehive State.

Racist Kramer has had a lot of highlights in their career, most recently acting as direct support for The Bouncing Souls at a sold out show in Salt Lake City. The band has also shared the stage with bands such as: Pennywise, Voodoo Glow Skulls, Guttermouth, Unwritten Law, The Casualties, Authority Zero, The Ataris, Strung Out, TSOL, The Bombpops, DOA, Swinging Utters and hundreds more. The band has also played Warped Tour in 2011, and Camp Punksylvania in 2022. Racist Kramer also has an annual benefit for the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition which this past year raised over $18,000 for a cause near and dear to their hearts.

In 2023, Racist Kramer hopes to tour both the east and west coast, along with writing (and hopefully) releasing a follow up to the bands newest record, In Redemption, which was released July 24th, 2021.

Racist Kramer is:

CJ Coop: Vox/Guitar

James Peterson: Bass/Vox

Grason Roylance: Guitar/Vox

Jared Mackay: Drums

Contact:

RacistKramer801@Gmail.com

Reviews:

https://www.cityweekly.net/utah/punk-rock-xmas/Content?oid=3105363

“I wouldn’t name my band that” - Bill Stevenson

“Your lead singer… is kind of an ass” - Battle of the Bands Judge

“Grayson Toylance” - SLUG Magazine