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Labor Day
Labor Day formed in 2010 with Ethan Stone on vocals and guitar, Jake Carter on drums, and Alex Morgan on bass. They worked through the usual early struggles...
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Labor Day formed in 2010 with Ethan Stone on vocals and guitar, Jake Carter on drums, and Alex Morgan on bass. They worked through the usual early struggles of a New York City band, playing open mics and building a local following.
Their debut album 'The Gathering Storm' came out in 2014 and included the track 'Cyclone Effect.' That song connected with listeners and helped push the band beyond their local scene. They also had another song called 'Xtreme Dream' that became part of their set.
In 2018, Alex Morgan left the group and was replaced by bassist Emma Bell. The band kept going with this lineup, continuing to play shows and work on new material.
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