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ANSON
ANSON is a band known for their song "Runaway," which came out in 2019. The group includes Anson Seabra on lead vocals and guitar, Austin Anderson on guitar,...
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ANSON is a band known for their song "Runaway," which came out in 2019. The group includes Anson Seabra on lead vocals and guitar, Austin Anderson on guitar, Robbie Arnall on bass, and Miguel Moreno on drums. They've released albums like Songs I Can't Sing in 2020, Colorblind in 2021, and Love & Hate in 2023.
Seabra has spoken publicly about dealing with mental health issues, and the band has faced some legal trouble with their original label. They've also been accused of plagiarism at one point. Their music has gotten attention on charts and from critics, and they've done some charity work around mental health and social justice causes.
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