Cheeseburger, the Brooklyn-based party-popping band brings its own brand of fist-pumping, raw rock’n'roll to beer-guzzling, awesomely-psyched audiences across the country. Best friends and artistic collaborators since their college days at RISD, singer Joe Bradley, guitarists Christy Karacas and Eric Dufresne, and drummer Luke Crotty write songs inspired by good times with their friends and foils in New York City.

Cheeseburger’s self-titled debut earned worldwide acclaim, as critics were awestruck by the frenzied and gritty garage punk sound garnering the band’s comparisons to the likes of the Stooges and the Dickies. Since then, they’ve written and recorded the theme song to Adult Swim’s hit animated show, “Superjail!” and licensed songs to the Grand Theft Auto IV video game and the Will Ferrell movie, “Step Brothers.”

The band’s 11-song sophomore album, Another Big Night Down the Drain (Williams Street Records, 2011), dropped in May, and features the original band members plus Jayson Green (vocals) and Christian Gordy (Bass). The result is a bigger sound that carries the same riff heavy garage punk vibe that fans have come to expect.