Artist
Tennis
Tennis is an indie pop artist from Denver, Colorado formed in 2010. 51 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Indie Pop · Denver, Colorado · Best indie pop albums
- 51
- Releases
- 2002–2025
- Active years
- 2010
- Formed
Artist
Tennis is an indie pop artist from Denver, Colorado formed in 2010. 51 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Indie Pop · Denver, Colorado · Best indie pop albums
Most popular
Ritual in Repeat
2014
Weight Of Desire
Single · 2025
At The Wedding
Single · 2025
12 Blown Tires
Single · 2025
Mood Swings
Single · 2023
One Night with The Valet
Single · 2022
Mars
Single · 2021
Borrowed Time (From Rick and Morty: Season 5)
Single · 2021
Superstar (Cover)
Single · 2020
Immortal
Single · 2020
Superstar
Single · 2020
Prince
Single · 2020
GOT EM
Single · 2020
Elon Musk
Single · 2020
Again
Single · 2020
Tennis World
Single · 2020
How To Forgive
Single · 2020
The Vet
Single · 2020
NO AIR
Single · 2020
Girls So Damn Tricky
Single · 2020
Thrasher
Single · 2020
Need Your Love
Single · 2020
Runner
Single · 2019
Tennis (Audiotree Live)
EP · 2018
I Miss That Feeling
Single · 2017
No Exit
Single · 2017
My Emotions Are Blinding
Single · 2017
We Can Die Happy
EP · 2017
Modern Woman
Single · 2017
Ladies Don’t Play Guitar
Single · 2016
In The Morning I’ll Be Better
Single · 2016
Small Sound
EP · 2013
Polka Polka Polka
EP · 2005
Grand Ol' Time
Single · 2002
Here Comes the Coastguard / Enter the Dragon
Single · 2002
A Song Called Star
EP · 2002
Tennis are an indie pop duo comprised of husband and wife Patrick Riley (guitar, keyboards, production) and Alaina Moore (vocals, keyboards). They met while students in Colorado, and after graduating college they bought a sailboat and spent seven months sailing along the Eastern Seaboard. Post-adventure, they moved back to Colorado, and after getting settled began recording songs that had a modern lo-fi feel but a sweet '50s pop heart. The songs were inspired by their trip and the discussions they would have about music while on board their boat (the Swift Ranger). The duo’s first single, "South Carolina," was released in summer of 2010 on Fire Talk Records, to be quickly followed by their second single, "Baltimore," for the Underwater Peoples label. The rest of the year was spent playing shows (including a Daytrotter session in September) and recording their first album. Cape Dory was released in January of 2011 by Fat Possum. The band toured tirelessly that year in support of Cape Dory, playing shows across the U.S. as well as jaunts through Europe and Russia. Following their seemingly endless tour schedule, Tennis quickly regrouped and began work on their second full-length. The…
