Public Symphony
Public Symphony formed in Los Angeles in 2015 with Ethan Dean on vocals, Jake Miller on guitar, Ben Rossi on bass, and Mark Jones on drums. They released...
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Public Symphony formed in Los Angeles in 2015 with Ethan Dean on vocals, Jake Miller on guitar, Ben Rossi on bass, and Mark Jones on drums. They released their debut EP 'Ascend' in 2018, which included the song 'Breakthrough.' That track became their breakout single, with its anthemic quality and themes of hope finding an audience.
Their sound combines melodic rock elements with driving rhythms, heard on songs like 'Rise & Shine' and 'Stronger.' The band followed 'Ascend' with the 2020 album 'Echoes of the Future' and the 2022 EP 'A Place We Call Home.' The lineup has remained the original four members throughout.
In 2020, the group faced allegations against a former member, which they addressed by cutting ties with that individual. They've performed at festivals and toured, maintaining their core sound while their catalog has grown to include tracks like 'White Dove.'
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