- The High Curbs, the Southern California garage rock band, has signed with Tour Peachy for worldwide live music representation.
- Agent Rebekah Plattner will handle booking duties going forward.
- The band previously booked through Atomic Music Group (AMG).
- The move follows the band's May 2026 album High Speed and continues Tour Peachy's active 2026 signing run in the indie/punk space.
Inland Empire garage rock outfit The High Curbs has signed with boutique independent agency Tour Peachy for worldwide live music representation.
Agent Rebekah Plattner, who joined the agency from 33 & West, will lead the band’s booking. The band was previously represented by Atomic Music Group (AMG).
Formed in 2013 by Ed Moreno and Aaron Korbe in Chino, California, The High Curbs built their name on gritty, DIY garage rock before rounding out their lineup with Alberto Alvarenga, Kenny Huerta, and Taylor Hecocks.
The band released their tenth-anniversary-era album High Speed on May 1, 2026, a 10-track record centered on motion, relationships, and life on the road, including a collaboration with The Red Pears on “Promise.”
The new deal slots neatly into Tour Peachy’s active 2026 roster expansion. The agency, founded by Troy Lusk in 2021, added Brooklyn’s Sara Devoe and Columbus emo-punk act HummusVacuum to similar worldwide deals, alongside darkwave project Midi Memory, whose booking also runs through Plattner.
The High Curbs have made the rounds of Southern California’s punk and garage rock circuit for over a decade, playing Tropicalia, Nothing Fest, and Unquiet Fest, and earning notoriety through Thrasher’s King of the Road with the singles “Want” and “Empty Bottles.”
Takeaways
This is a straightforward upgrade for a band with a decade of road credibility behind them. Trading AMG for Tour Peachy puts The High Curbs in the hands of an agency that’s been aggressively building out its punk and garage rock lane all year, and pairing them with Plattner, who’s already steering Sara Devoe and Midi Memory, gives the agency a genuinely stacked alternative roster under one agent.
With a new record out and a fresh booking relationship in place, the timing lines up for a bigger 2026 touring push.
Does High Speed set up The High Curbs for their first major festival booking outside the SoCal circuit? With Plattner now handling Sara Devoe, Midi Memory, and The High Curbs, is Tour Peachy deliberately building a signature alternative/garage lane? Could this signing lead to co-bill runs with other Tour Peachy garage and punk acts?
