A Lion Named Roar
A Lion Named Roar formed in London with Alex Burnett on vocals and guitar, Tom McKay on bass and vocals, and Adam Levine on drums. They worked through early...
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A Lion Named Roar formed in London with Alex Burnett on vocals and guitar, Tom McKay on bass and vocals, and Adam Levine on drums. They worked through early shows and rehearsals before releasing their debut single 'How Long Must I Wait For You' in 2014. That song connected with listeners and helped them find an audience.
Their music leans toward indie rock with folk touches, built around Burnett's vocals and lyrics that often circle relationships and personal reflection. Other tracks like 'Shoot It Straight' and 'You Need a Soul' follow a similar path of melodic, guitar-driven arrangements. They put out albums called 'Boundless' and 'Echoes' after that first single.
In 2018, another songwriter accused them of plagiarism, though the claims were later dismissed. The band kept playing and recording after that.
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