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liveD
LiveD formed in 2007 with five musicians in Washington, D.C.: Ed Kowalczyk on vocals, Chad Gracey on drums, Chad Taylor on bass, Patrick Dahlheimer on guitar,...
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LiveD formed in 2007 with five musicians in Washington, D.C.: Ed Kowalczyk on vocals, Chad Gracey on drums, Chad Taylor on bass, Patrick Dahlheimer on guitar, and Ethan Roberts on keyboards. Their debut album "The Distance to Here" came out in 2006, which seems a bit off from their formation date, but that's what the record shows.
Kowalczyk left the band in 2012, and they brought in Chris Shinn as the new vocalist. Around 2014, there was some talk about their song "Best Day" and plagiarism claims, though nothing much came of it. That track, along with "Sweet" and "The End Of Your Life," are among the songs people still know them for.
They put out a few more albums after that, like "Gravity" in 2011 and "The Messenger" in 2014. The band kept going with Shinn, releasing "Fly" in 2017.
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