Shane Smith & the Saints
Shane Smith & the Saints started in Portland, Oregon, with Shane Smith on vocals and guitar. They put out their first album in 2004, followed by others like...
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Shane Smith & the Saints started in Portland, Oregon, with Shane Smith on vocals and guitar. They put out their first album in 2004, followed by others like 'Geronimo' in 2007 and 'Troubled Times' in 2010. The band includes Dave Fox on bass, Ben Verdoes on drums, and Jessica Dobson on violin.
Their 2013 album 'All I See Is You' had the title track that became a fan favorite. Other songs like 'What a Shame' and 'Born & Raised' show their folk sound with violin and straightforward lyrics. They released 'Hail Mary' in 2017.
In 2015, Shane Smith faced accusations of inappropriate behavior from several women. This led to tour cancellations and delayed their album plans at the time. The band's music often touches on personal struggles, which connected with some listeners.
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