The Invisibles Washington, D.C.
The Invisibles are "eclectic rock," with music reflecting a diverse range of genres. Their over-the-top performances feature energetic, hard-rocking original songs and unique spins on iconic classics. While their roots are in prog rock, the Invisibles' sound includes punk, indie, blues, alternative, and pop influences, with just a touch of campiness to keep things interesting. ... more
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