Greg Warns
Greg Warns formed as an alternative rock band in Los Angeles in the early 2000s. The group took its name from the lead vocalist, with Joe Bair on drums, Josh...
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Greg Warns formed as an alternative rock band in Los Angeles in the early 2000s. The group took its name from the lead vocalist, with Joe Bair on drums, Josh Palmer on guitar, and Chris Mickelson on bass. Their debut album 'You Instead' came out in 2005, giving the band its most recognizable song.
That title track 'You Instead' connected with listeners through its introspective lyrics about love and longing. The band followed with albums like 'The Golden Echo' in 2008 and 'Underneath the City' in 2012, incorporating some electronic and cinematic elements while keeping their emotional focus.
Lineup changes occurred over time, with Palmer and Mickelson eventually departing. In 2015, Warns faced personal difficulties including a drug possession arrest that affected the band's momentum. They continued releasing music with albums like 'The Echo Chamber' in 2016 and 'A Distant Memory' in 2020.
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