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Everfest
Everfest is an alternative rock band with Caleb Denison on vocals and guitar, Nate Eshleman on lead guitar, Matt Carter on bass, and Jake Luhrs on drums. They...
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Everfest is an alternative rock band with Caleb Denison on vocals and guitar, Nate Eshleman on lead guitar, Matt Carter on bass, and Jake Luhrs on drums. They put out their first single 'Breathe' in 2018, followed by the EP 'Dreamers' in 2019 and the album 'Emergence' in 2021. Another album called 'Unveiled' was expected in 2023.
Their early single 'Breathe' got some attention for its emotional delivery and melodic hooks. Other songs like 'I Want To Save You' and 'See Me Rising' show a similar style of earnest rock with accessible arrangements.
In 2020, the band faced allegations of sexual misconduct against Denison, which he denied. They've also been vocal about social issues, including LGBTQ+ rights and criticism of political extremism, which has drawn mixed reactions from listeners.
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