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Front Page
Front Page came out of New York City in the early 2000s, an alternative rock band led by vocalist and songwriter Emily Carter. Their second album, "Love...
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Front Page came out of New York City in the early 2000s, an alternative rock band led by vocalist and songwriter Emily Carter. Their second album, "Love Insurance," gave them their breakthrough, with the title track's big chorus and Carter's vocals finding an audience.
Their albums like "City Lights" and "Ghost Town" dealt with urban life and relationships, but the band often ran into trouble with record labels over their approach. Emily Carter's outspoken views on social and political issues drew attention, sometimes causing friction.
They kept putting out albums that critics liked, working with guitarist Jeremy Hayes, bassist Lucas James, and drummer Michael Davis. The song "Love Insurance" stuck around as one of their better-known tracks.
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