Sector-A Performs Houston's Favorite Rock and Pop Covers
In a world overrun by generic cover bands, Sector-A cuts through the noise with a electrifying tribute to the glorious synth-rock and synth-pop eras, from the 80s to today's hottest hits. We ignite dance floors at public shows, corporate events, festivals, breweries, bars, private parties, and anywhere else craving a potent dose of retro-futuristic sonic euphoria.
Come See Sector-A Perform Live!
What's The Word On The Street?
Join the conversation on social media and tell the world about Sector-A: Houston's tribute to synth-pop, rock and dance favorites. See what other's are saying about the band below:
Wow 
. I loved all of the music so much.
We can't wait to see your next show! We love all the 80's dance and synth music.
Come play a show anywhere in or around Austin, San Marcos, or San Antonio! 
MEET THE BAND
Matt
Guitars and Vocals
Joe
Drums, Percussion, and Magic
John
Keyboards, Guitars, and Vocals
WHAT WE BRING TO THE PARTY
4400 watts of Electo-Voice PA power
In-ear monitor system (clean stage with no wedges on the floor)
Wifi Enabled / Tablet Run PA system (sound engineer is mobile and can assess the sound from all areas of the room)
TWO Electo-Voice 15" 1000 watt front of house loudspeakers
TWO Electo-Voice 18" 1200 watt subwoofers
SIX floor mounted LED fill lights
TWO light trees with pars and lasers
ONE light tree with strobe and lasers + smoke
WHAT MAKES SECTOR-A ONE OF THE MOST UNIQUE HOUSTON COVER BANDS?
- Our song list has a lot of variety and provides something for everyone.
- As a trio, we have a small footprint and can fit into venues of all sizes.
- We use in-ear monitors to keep the stage volume low and controllable, which makes the overall performance tighter.
- We use technology to provide a full, well produced band sound, while having incredible control over our volume.
- We bring a sound engineer to each show to manage our sound quality and volume. They mix from a tablet and can assess and manage the sound from all corners of the venue.
