Little King Back to the Bay

Little King returns to Ryan’s roots in the Bay Area with special guests at the venerable Wonter’s Tavern! Little King has released the following albums, EP’s, and singles: Lente Viviente (due 9/26/25), “Amber Waves (GoodBye)” single (2023), “Silver Tongue” single (2023), Amuse De Q (2021), Occam’s Foil EP (2019), OD1 EP (2014), Legacy of Fools (2008), Virus Divine (2004), Time Extension (1998), Transmountain (1997). The entire catalog is available here (except Transmountain. You can’t have that!) LITTLE KING RELEASES YOUTUBE Lente Viviente – 9/19/25 “Dawn Vills” – 9/12/25 “Catch and Release” – 8/22/25 “Amber Waves (GoodBye)” – 2023 “Silver Tongue” – 2023 Amuse De Q – 2021 Occam’s Foil – 2019 OD1 – 2014 Legacy Of Fools – 2008 Virus Divine – 2004 Time Extension – 1998 Transmountain – 1997 Little King was formed in November of 1996 by guitarist/singer/songwriter Ryan Rosoff in El Paso, Texas. Rosoff had cut his teeth as the guitar player in the seminal eclectic rock group Tweed Quickly (where he played with future Little King bassist Shannon Brady and touring drummer Scott Marestein.) After a year in that band, he had written enough of his own songs to try his hand at recording and producing a record. Rosoff named the new group Little King (which is a Gaelic translation of the name “Ryan.”) Featuring bassist Mike Esparza and drummer Alex Lizarazo, the trio played a few shows locally and regionally in the next four months while preparing to enter the studio. Little King’s first “demo” CD, titled Transmountain, was released in El Paso on May 17, 1997. The group continued to tour and promote the CD, which sold quickly in and around the Southwest. In September of ’97, Rosoff moved back to his original hometown of Seattle, Washington, with his wife and infant daughter. After composing 12 new songs, he signed a one-record deal with an independent label, Shade Records, and journeyed back to Texas in August of 1998 to record and produce a new CD called Time Extension. For this