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Stone Parade
Stone Parade formed in London in 2000 with Steve Appleton on lead vocals and guitar, Luke Morley on bass, Rob Morgan on drums, and Dave Martin on keyboards....
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Stone Parade formed in London in 2000 with Steve Appleton on lead vocals and guitar, Luke Morley on bass, Rob Morgan on drums, and Dave Martin on keyboards. They played small venues for years before their 2004 single "Somebody Will Miss You" connected with listeners. That song anchored their 2005 debut album All That You Were.
They followed with Once More in 2007 and Falling Stars in 2012, plus a 2010 compilation. The band faced plagiarism accusations at one point but denied them and kept touring. Their live shows were known for energy.
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