Artist description Same Way Again is an emo/rock based band with punk rock roots... Starting with a more punk sound, they have evolved into a driving, melodic, and powerful emotional force.

Music Style Emo Rock

Musical Influences Thursday, Further Seems Forever, Jimmy Eat World, Mineral, Hopesfall, Appleseed Cast, Sunny Day Real Estate, Saves The Day, Reggie, Pop Unknown, Time Spent Driving

Similar Artists Further Seems Forever, The Juliana Theory, Thursday

Artist History Native to Southern California, Same Way Again made their debut in late May of 2001. Later, the group upgraded to their current drummer Dan Frost (not found on the Almost Famous EP). They began with a pop-punk edge, sinking, evolving, and eventually arriving at a more emotional sound, similar to bands like Thursday and Jimmy Eat World. On the Dreamers of Dreams EP,you can expect to hear a talented punk style, as opposed to the more intricate, emo based sound. Always bettering themselves and reaching new hights...

Group Members John Bennett- Lead Guitars & B.G.V. Danny Olivas- Guitar & Lead Vocals Dan Frost- Drums

Instruments Guitars, Bass, and Drums

Albums Almost Famous EP, Dreamers of Dreams EP

Press Reviews "Instrumentally, the band was put together well, and no member lacked talent-in fact, their drummer was one of the best amateur drummers I had ever encountered." - U.C.Riverside Highlander Volume 50 issue 16. "Same Way Again is a band that is smarter than most because they are getting things done all by themselves... They've produced an efficient product... Their songs are good, but not only that, they have already begun to reep the benefits of their early and outstanding acheivements... At the rate they're going, it won't take them long before they will see that greener pasture known as MTV." -Skinnie Magazine

Location Riverside, California - USA

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