Clint Perry

Sabrina Hoffman

Morgan Haley

Ernie LeDuc

Greg Stone

ABOUT

We're a fun-loving group of parents who make music inspired by and for our kids ...and kids of all ages.  We hope you'll spend some time here. Check out some video. Listen to some music. Book us for a show or buy and album.  We just want you to have a great time while you're here. Send us a message, if you feel like it, too!   Thanks for being part of the  CREW!

Clint Perry & The Boo Hoo Crew was starting to form in the winter of 2011 after Clint had self-published a kids book called “Pack Rat Pat, Don’t Take That.” He went to a few local libraries and read it to the kids but ended up playing a few kids songs to go along with it. One thing led to another and, without really realizing it, the next thing you know Clint is fronting a band of parents playing original kids tunes, Clint Perry & The Boo Hoo Crew.


Things quickly picked up from there. They've done, at least 210 shows in San Diego. Los Angeles, Orange and Riverside Counties since they officially formed in the Spring of 2011, including Clairemont Family Days, Quail Botanical Gardens Family Fun Nights, The San Diego County Library’s Annual Book Festival, The New San Diego Children’s Museum’s New Year’s Bash, Rady Children's Hospital, Peltzer Farms, Boys & Girls Club of San Marcos and a lot more….and more to come. Now they are starting to book more and more shows outside of San Diego County and are excited about taking there unique style to a wider audience.

Come watch them perform songs like “Piñata, Piñata”,  “Potty in the Pot!” and  “AEIOU” and you’ll see why they seem to get categorized as a Kids “Rock” Band. Yeah, some of their music is silly, like “Pirate Booty” and some is folksy like “Kids” but the feedback they normally get is that they are a  high energy, too much fun, Kid’s “Rock” Band. 

The shows are extremely interactive with lots of audience participation. They'll have you and your kids picking animals out of a “barn”, doing the “pirate jig”, screaming “aeiou” at the top of your lungs and more. But in all that fun they do teach great lessons, with socially responsible songs like “Your Shadow, My Shadow” and “Reduce and Reuse". They invigorate imagination with songs like “I’m a Robot”, “The Riddle Song” or “Teddy Bear March”. They educate with songs like “AEIOU”, “School”,  “Safety Train” and more, but they figure, if you’re gonna do it, why not ROCK IT! They don’t sit down and you won’t either!