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The Millions
The Millions came together in New York City around the early 2000s, with Sammy Williams on vocals and guitar. Their first album, 'Neon Lights,' came out in...
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The Millions came together in New York City around the early 2000s, with Sammy Williams on vocals and guitar. Their first album, 'Neon Lights,' came out in 2003. The song 'Guilty' got them wider attention, with its direct lyrics and a melody that stuck with people.
After some years of touring and recording, the band stopped working together in 2008. They started playing again in 2015 and put out another album called 'Rebirth.' The original lineup included Williams, Jack Cooper on guitar, Marty Martin on bass, and Dave Smith on drums.
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