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Tristen Beer
Tristen Beer came out of Los Angeles in the early 2010s. The band's debut album was called 'Whispers.' They put out other records like 'Promises,' which is...
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Tristen Beer came out of Los Angeles in the early 2010s. The band's debut album was called 'Whispers.' They put out other records like 'Promises,' which is also the name of one of their songs, along with 'Shadows' and 'Echoes.'
The group has kept the same lineup for the most part. Tristen Beer sings and plays guitar. Emily Hale plays bass and sings backup, and Ethan James is on drums.
In 2017, they had to pause things for a while after a former member was accused of misconduct. They talked about it publicly and then started playing again.
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