Live Bands and Gigs

Alternative rock band Vertical Horizon hails from Washington DC. They are famous for their late 90’s popular hits such as “You’re a God” and “Everything You Want”.

Formed in 1990 by Matthew Scannell and Keith Kane, then undergraduates of Georgetown University, the duo relocated to Boston and released their self-released debut album There and Back Again. Both played the acoustic guitar and contributed to all the instruments that appeared in the album. They also shared the effort in writing the songs and the vocals.

An astounding feat is that they recorded their first album in Matthew’s old high school over the time span of a few days. After that, they went on tour for several years before being joined by Ed Toth and Ryan Fisher, on drums and bass respectively.

Alternative rock band Vertical Horizon hails from Washington DC. They are famous for their late 90’s popular hits such as “You’re a God” and “Everything You Want”.

Formed in 1990 by Matthew Scannell and Keith Kane, then undergraduates of Georgetown University, the duo relocated to Boston and released their self-released debut album There and Back Again. Both played the acoustic guitar and contributed to all the instruments that appeared in the album. They also shared the effort in writing the songs and the vocals.

An astounding feat is that they recorded their first album in Matthew’s old high school over the time span of a few days. After that, they went on tour for several years before being joined by Ed Toth and Ryan Fisher, on drums and bass respectively.

After their album release in 2002, the band was constantly on tour. Over the years, Ryan Dusick, who was percussionist and back-up vocalist for the band, had been suffering. On some part of the tours, he was unable to play the drums because his arms were injured. He returned though, on another tour but was again forced to take a break. His condition was such that it had deteriorated to an extent that his two arms became pretty much useless limbs. While he underwent tests to determine the pain’s source, Josh Day replaced him. After 9 months, Matt Flynn assumed the position before finally becoming an official part of the group when Dusick also officially left the group in September 2006.

After their album release in 2002, the band was constantly on tour. Over the years, Ryan Dusick, who was percussionist and back-up vocalist for the band, had been suffering. On some part of the tours, he was unable to play the drums because his arms were injured. He returned though, on another tour but was again forced to take a break. His condition was such that it had deteriorated to an extent that his two arms became pretty much useless limbs. While he underwent tests to determine the pain’s source, Josh Day replaced him. After 9 months, Matt Flynn assumed the position before finally becoming an official part of the group when Dusick also officially left the group in September 2006.

The Grammy award winning band is an American rock band coming from Los Angeles, California. The band is also best known for its unforgettable hit songs including “Harder to Breathe”, “This Love”, “She Will Be Loved”, “Sunday Morning”, “Makes Me Wonder”, “Wake Up Call”, and “Won’t Go Home Without You”.

Its debut album, Songs about Jane has enjoyed the status of triple platinum in many countries all over the world, even being supported by an extensive tour between 2003-2005 by Maroon 5. A live album was released in the process, Live – Friday the 13th. In September 2006, Ryan Dusick of the band was replaced by Matt Flynn due to injuries by constant touring.

The Grammy award winning band is an American rock band coming from Los Angeles, California. The band is also best known for its unforgettable hit songs including “Harder to Breathe”, “This Love”, “She Will Be Loved”, “Sunday Morning”, “Makes Me Wonder”, “Wake Up Call”, and “Won’t Go Home Without You”.

Its debut album, Songs about Jane has enjoyed the status of triple platinum in many countries all over the world, even being supported by an extensive tour between 2003-2005 by Maroon 5. A live album was released in the process, Live – Friday the 13th. In September 2006, Ryan Dusick of the band was replaced by Matt Flynn due to injuries by constant touring.

New and fresh OneRepublic is an American rock band from Colorado. Ever since their release of the song, Apologize, they have gathered mainstream attention from the media. As of now, Ryan Tedder is the leading vocalist, Eddie Fisher in drums, Drew Brown in guitar, Zach Filkins also in guitar, and an unusual addition, Brent Kutzle in cello. Besides that all of them can play the guitar except for Eddie. Ryan, Zach, and Brent are all well gifted in vocals leaving Eddie and Drew the instrumentalists with no vocal talent. Brent Kutzle can play the cello, the bass guitar, and the keyboards besides being able to sing.

New and fresh OneRepublic is an American rock band from Colorado. Ever since their release of the song, Apologize, they have gathered mainstream attention from the media. As of now, Ryan Tedder is the leading vocalist, Eddie Fisher in drums, Drew Brown in guitar, Zach Filkins also in guitar, and an unusual addition, Brent Kutzle in cello. Besides that all of them can play the guitar except for Eddie. Ryan, Zach, and Brent are all well gifted in vocals leaving Eddie and Drew the instrumentalists with no vocal talent. Brent Kutzle can play the cello, the bass guitar, and the keyboards besides being able to sing.

They’ll be playing at Illinois’ Bourbonnais Olivet Nazarene University and Peoria’s Civic Center on the 6th and 11th.
Afterwards, they’ll be at the Jolin Memorial Hall and Black River Coliseum in Missouri on the 12th and 17th.
Alabama’s Trojan Arena and Spraggins Hall in Troy and Huntsville respectively will be their next venue from the 18th to the 20th.
The band will be spending 3 days starting from the 24th in Florida’s Murray Hill Theatre, German Arena, and Sound Advice Amphitheatre.

Virgina’s Charlottesvile Pavilion is the band’s next stop starting the 27th.
On the 28th, the band will have reached The Orange Peel in Asheville, North Carolina
From the 1st of May to the 3rd, the band will be playing at Ocean City Music Pier and Rutgers Athletic Center in New Jersey.
The band will end its tour on the 4th in Roberts Wesleyan College, Rochester, New York.

They’ll be playing at Illinois’ Bourbonnais Olivet Nazarene University and Peoria’s Civic Center on the 6th and 11th.
Afterwards, they’ll be at the Jolin Memorial Hall and Black River Coliseum in Missouri on the 12th and 17th.
Alabama’s Trojan Arena and Spraggins Hall in Troy and Huntsville respectively will be their next venue from the 18th to the 20th.
The band will be spending 3 days starting from the 24th in Florida’s Murray Hill Theatre, German Arena, and Sound Advice Amphitheatre.

Virgina’s Charlottesvile Pavilion is the band’s next stop starting the 27th.
On the 28th, the band will have reached The Orange Peel in Asheville, North Carolina
From the 1st of May to the 3rd, the band will be playing at Ocean City Music Pier and Rutgers Athletic Center in New Jersey.
The band will end its tour on the 4th in Roberts Wesleyan College, Rochester, New York.