Lucky For Nothing
Lucky For Nothing formed in 1997 with Jesse Lacey on vocals and guitar, Chris Conley on bass, and Travis Schneider on drums. They released their first album...
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Lucky For Nothing formed in 1997 with Jesse Lacey on vocals and guitar, Chris Conley on bass, and Travis Schneider on drums. They released their first album 'The Age of Innocence' in 1999, which included the single 'Age of Innocence' that became their breakout track.
That song, along with 'Heroes Die Young,' captured a particular mood of youth with melodic pop-rock arrangements and lyrics that felt both immediate and reflective. The band followed with two more albums: 'The Year of the Rabbit' in 2002 and 'The Devil's Love Song' in 2005.
In 2003, Lacey spoke publicly about dealing with substance abuse, which brought some attention to the band's personal struggles alongside their music.
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