Rookie Of The Year
Rookie of the Year formed in 2012 with Ryan Dunson on vocals and guitar, Matt Brasch on bass, Luke Davine on guitar, and Evan Phillips on drums. They came...
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Rookie of the Year formed in 2012 with Ryan Dunson on vocals and guitar, Matt Brasch on bass, Luke Davine on guitar, and Evan Phillips on drums. They came together in Philadelphia, where they started playing pop-punk with the kind of guitar riffs and melodies that reminded people of bands like Blink-182.
Their song 'Liars And Battlelines' got some attention when it came out in 2015, and it's still one of the tracks people mention when they talk about the band. They've put out three albums: 'Fall Back' in 2013, 'Breakaway' in 2015, and 'Confetti' in 2018.
Other songs like '...And We Sing The Melody' and 'Asleep With You' show the same kind of straightforward pop-punk energy. They had some internal issues that led to a tour cancellation in 2016, but kept going after that.
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