Lustra

Lustra is an American rock band known for their energetic and irreverent style, often characterized by catchy melodies, witty lyrics, and a punk-inspired attitude. Formed in Boston, Massachusetts, in the early 2000s, the band quickly gained attention for their high-energy live performances and humorous approach to songwriting.

One of Lustra's most notable achievements is their contribution to the soundtrack of the 2004 cult classic comedy film "EuroTrip". The band's song "Scotty Doesn't Know" was featured prominently in the film and became an instant hit, garnering widespread popularity and acclaim. Its infectious chorus and tongue-in-cheek lyrics, along with its association with the film, propelled Lustra into the spotlight and earned them a dedicated fan base.

"Scotty Doesn't Know" remains Lustra's most recognizable and enduring song, continuing to be a staple of their live performances and a fan favorite. The song's success helped the band secure opportunities to tour extensively, both domestically and internationally, further solidifying their status as a prominent fixture in the pop-punk and alternative rock scene.

Despite the immense popularity of "Scotty Doesn't Know", Lustra has released other music that showcases their versatility and musical range. Their albums, including "Left for Dead" (2006) and "You Got Some Nerve" (2017), feature a mix of punk, pop, and rock influences, with songs that explore themes ranging from love and heartbreak to rebellion and youthful exuberance.

Over the years, Lustra has experienced lineup changes, but core members Chris Baird (vocals/guitar) and Nick Cloutman (drums) have remained constants in the band's lineup. Their dedication to their craft and their commitment to delivering energetic and entertaining performances have helped Lustra maintain a loyal fan base and continue to attract new listeners, ensuring their lasting impact on the alternative rock scene.