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Waiting For Steve
Waiting For Steve formed in 2002 with Ryan Lewis on vocals and guitar, Andrew Wallace on bass, and Michael Cusick on drums. They started playing around New...
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Waiting For Steve formed in 2002 with Ryan Lewis on vocals and guitar, Andrew Wallace on bass, and Michael Cusick on drums. They started playing around New York City, working through early rejections while developing their material in garages and smaller venues.
Their self-titled debut album arrived in 2005, featuring the track 'Become What You Are.' The record had a raw, energetic quality with lyrics that leaned into personal themes. After that, they put out 'Trust In The Trial' in 2008 and 'The King's Jubilee' in 2011.
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