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17 Memphis
17 Memphis formed in 2013 in Memphis, Tennessee, with Josh Arnold on vocals, Brian Steele on guitar, Bryan Cullum on bass, and Mitchell Rickard on drums. They...
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17 Memphis formed in 2013 in Memphis, Tennessee, with Josh Arnold on vocals, Brian Steele on guitar, Bryan Cullum on bass, and Mitchell Rickard on drums. They started playing local clubs and released their debut album 'The Illusion of Safety' in 2016, which included the track 'Reboot.'
Drummer Mitchell Rickard left the band in 2018 and was replaced by Greg Bryne. The band has released four studio albums: 'The Illusion of Safety' (2016), 'Legacy' (2018), 'Sinners' (2020), and 'Chaos' (2022).
Their current lineup remains Arnold, Steele, Cullum, and Bryne.
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