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Western Keys
Western Keys formed in Nashville with Luke Carter on vocals, Ethan James on guitar, Emily Davis on bass, and Aiden Shaw on drums. They played local venues for...
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Western Keys formed in Nashville with Luke Carter on vocals, Ethan James on guitar, Emily Davis on bass, and Aiden Shaw on drums. They played local venues for a while before their song 'Become You' got some attention. That track, along with others like 'Free' and 'Seattle WA,' made up their early material.
After 'Become You,' they put out albums called 'Echoes of the Heart' and 'Pathfinder.' Ethan James left the band in 2018, and Shaw took over on guitar. Emily Davis left in 2022 to work on solo projects, and Maya Jones joined on bass.
They kept touring and playing shows. Their setlists usually included 'Gettin' Sick' and 'Please Rock' alongside the songs people already knew.
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