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The Starrs
The Starrs formed in 2002 in Nashville, Tennessee, with Emmy Starr on vocals, Jake Starr on guitar and vocals, Sarah Starr on keyboards, Tom Starr on bass,...
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The Starrs formed in 2002 in Nashville, Tennessee, with Emmy Starr on vocals, Jake Starr on guitar and vocals, Sarah Starr on keyboards, Tom Starr on bass, and Ben Starr on drums. They worked with a country sound that had a modern edge to it.
Their song "Crossed Your Mind" became their most recognizable track. The band faced some legal trouble with a former producer at one point, and Emmy Starr's experience with depression informed some of her writing.
They kept playing through various industry criticisms about their music being too sentimental. The Starrs' lineup and their Nashville roots stayed consistent through those years.
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