Love Love Kids

Rock & Roll legend, Rick Derringer, plays guitar on the Love Love Kids' newest single: Hang On Sloopy. The superstar guitarist/producer made the song a #1 hit in 1965, with his band, "The McCoys." The little singers sent their demo to the grammy-winning Derringer, and asked the busy artist to play guitar on their cover version. The band had "high hopes" to say the least!

But when Derringer and his wife, Jenda, heard the Love Love Kids songs and powerful "Anti-Bullying" message, they gladly jumped "on board." Rick called the grade-school singing group's version a "great performance," and when he finished his summer tour, the musician helped the kids finish their song: Hang On Sloopy.

Derringer's guitar solo is one of his finest... he is as good as he ever was on the instrument he helped revolutionize in 60's and 70's. In fact, Derringer calls his new band, The New McCoys, his "favorite band ever." In addition to his solo hits like "Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo," he has played guitar and produced for Edgar and Johnny Winter, Steely Dan, Todd Rundgren, Alice Cooper, Ringo Starr, "Weird Al" Yankovic, and many others.

The Love Love Kids are honored to have Rick Derringer play guitar on their new song: Hang On Sloopy. His solo is awesome!

"THANKS, RICK!!!!!" - Love Love Kids

The Love Love Kids have finished recording vocals, and are wrapping up their first CD. "Hang on Sloopy" is one of five songs at radio stations now! (Tell your local stations about the Love Love Kids)... The band is ready to make special performances and appearances and is in contact with the White House about a special show for the President and First Lady... that appearance would include Rick Derringer! For information about the band, please contact us!

The Love Love Kids band, from Dayton, performed their new song "Circle of Hope" at the Carson-Tahoe Hospital Cancer HOPEFEST on Friday, August 24. The five girl singing group created the song especially for the charity benefit that supports local cancer patients. One hundred percent of the proceeds go to patient support... this includes gas to get to appointments, help with co-pays and expensive medicines, and no-cost housing during medical treatments.

"It is great to be able to help cancer patients with our music," said singer Sofia (11 years old), "and it was fun too!"

Listen to the new song on SoundCloud!

The Love Love Kids will be making a huge appearance at the "Summer Kids Kick-Off Party" in Dayton, NV on June 9, 2018! Come join us as we debut some of our latest songs and make out stand against bullies! We're also introducing our newest Love Love Kid, Paige. You don't want to miss it!

The Love Love Kids performed for the Lyon County School Board meeting on December 19, 2017. It was an overflow audience at Dayton Elementary School and they were not disappointed by the girls show. They sang their new song, "So Hard to be Young," and each gave a personal message about bullying. The appreciative meeting-goers were really affected by the girls -- some were even in tears. Principal Sandberg said afterwords, "If this doesn't move you, nothing will." Sandberg and school Super Intendent, Wayne Workman, personally invited the Love Love Kids to the meetings.

When they finished their song, the audience gave them a loud and long standing ovation. As they were leaving the stage, one school board member, who was visibly moved, offered to donate his "time" if the band would play another song. They ran back to the stage and rocked the crowd with "Go Girl Go," another single from their upcoming CD.

The Love Love Kids were an amazing success at the board meeting. As the board member who gave the girls his "time" said at the meeting, "this is what it is all about."

The Nevada Appeal ran an awesome feature story about the Love Love Kids on Friday, November 24th. Reported Teri Vance did an incredible in-depth story about the girls, their band, and their "anti-bullying foundation." The article included quotes by the girls, a photo, a link to their website, and also valuable information about The Ellen Show.

Check out the article over at the Nevada Appeal's website: Teri Vance: Girls singing group tackles bullying

The four Love Love Kids performed with the Children's Performance Choir at the Carson Plaza Retirement Home. Lead by Choir Director, Tim Nolte, the children put on a remarkable Veterans Day show for the appreciative audience. They are now preparing for Christmas shows.

The Love Love Kids' first newspaper article was about their music, busy summer of events, and their goal "to make it on the Ellen Show." The newspaper reported, "their music is geared toward anti-bullying and empowering young girls [and boys]." The paper also mentioned the girls' website and shared their amazing group photo with a Love Love Bear.

Sofia's cheerleading squad won first place in the Sierra Youth Cheer Competition. Many different teams participated in the annual competition at the Reno Convention Center. GREAT JOB, SOFIA!!!

The girls and their bears just participated in the Nevada Day Parade in Carson City, NV on October 28th. They danced to their music and handed out free candy and lemonade to the appreciative fans along the parade route.