You know those days when multiple thousands of dollars are offered to you and you say "no thanks?"  Well smart asses, Ra Ra Riot would like to hit you over the head with the proverbial "dumb stick."

Music industry majors beware, your A+ average doesn't always carry-over into gigging and the business of music. Ra Ra Riot can tell ya.

Ra Ra Riot admit that their best songs come from a collaborative effort with one another. 

Leave it to Ra Ra Riot to turn us on to Funk 'N Waffles, a venue that not only does savory and sweet waffles, but does the same for music.

Ra Ra Riot's music is more than just fun. They strive to bring something to the listener. It's hard to define what that something is but it's fun, vibrant, jubilant, celebratory and good.

Why do we still have the 2nd Amendment- right to bear arms? Oh yeah, to keep that savage tin can from invading our homes.

Some vices are kinda cute.  Alexandra's vice has to do with playing with her 'do.  Matt's has something to do with chocolate easter eggs. Which is more healthy for the body, we leave up to you.

Fans of Ra Ra Riot get a sax treat every so often. Nice trick guys. The old intermittent operant conditioning to induce obsessive fan  response trick. Yeah, we're on to you.

A hot tub, kitchen, studio in a rustic rural setting in Seattle is all 6 rioters need to find the inspiration for their album- The Rhumb Line.

To Ra Ra Riot, indie means using whatever means necessary to get your music out to the public without label support.