15 Animals That Have Started Their Own Band

Music is for the birds.

1.

This cat is a college student by day, but sings at bars in the evenings.

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This turtle needs a bass player to complete his group.

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3.

This lizard is excited to have landed his first recording contract.

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4.

These cats have had moderate success touring.

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5.

These hamsters hope that this audition will be their big break.

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6.

This dog composes pop songs on his owner’s piano when he should be chasing squirrels.

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7.

The new album by these birds is definitely a collaborative effort.

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8.

This cat doesn’t appreciate it when you call his music “screaming.”

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Normally a vocalist, this rat has been playing the flute since 4th grade. She brings it out for special accompaniments.

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10.

This dog thinks he could be more popular if he only could revamp his image.

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This squirrel has classical training, but plays in an alt-rock band.

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12.

These dogs donate a portion of their proceeds to animal charities.

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This bearded dragon thinks she’s punk.

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14.

This rabbit hopes heavy eye liner will make her piano playing seem more edgy.

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15.

After some problematic members quit and the band reorganized, The Rockcats graduated from opening act to headliners.

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