Anson Weeks
Anson Weeks formed in 2015 with Anson Wheeler on vocals and guitar, Emily Stevens on bass, Ethan Hayes on drums, and Sophia Carter on keyboards. Their debut...
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Anson Weeks formed in 2015 with Anson Wheeler on vocals and guitar, Emily Stevens on bass, Ethan Hayes on drums, and Sophia Carter on keyboards. Their debut single 'And I Still Do' came out in 2017 and found an audience with its direct emotional pull. They've put out three albums since then, including 2020's 'Love and Loss' and 2023's 'The Journey Continues.'
In 2017, Stevens was diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disorder, which led to some canceled shows. A couple years later, a former member accused Wheeler of misconduct, though Wheeler denied it and the allegations were eventually dismissed.
Their songs, like 'How Could You,' tend to circle themes of relationships and getting through tough spots. The music pulls from pop and rock, with Carter's keyboard parts and harmonies giving it some texture. They play live with a fair amount of energy, driven by Hayes's drumming.
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