Artist description Steven's Day Out is pop-punk band working out of Irmo, SC. They are currently unsigned; however, they just realized their first demo, "Never Forget the Taste of Eyecandy"

Music Style Pop-Punk

Musical Influences Influenced by MxPx, The Ataris, The Starting Line, Off by One, Mest, Good Charlotte

Similar Artists Off by One, The Starting Line, MxPx,

Artist History Steven's Day Out was created in 2000 by Kevin Snow. At that time, the band consisted of Thomas Harris, Kevin Snow, Jeremy Kyzer, and Brandon Sykes. However, due to conflict of musical interests, Thomas left the band, leaving the band with only one guitarist. After long hours spent preparing, another conflict of interests arose. Brandon was unable to continue devoting time to the band and therefore left. Without a drummer, Steven's Day Out was lost until they hooked up with Jacob Stanford. Jacob played drums with the band for a few months and played a couple of local shows before a conflict arose between him and other members and he left the band. In an attempt to save the band, a close friend of the band, Steven Collinson, took up drums. He began lessons in November of 2001. In March, the band accepted him as their new drummer. After many long hours of practice, paired with many hours of despair, the band perfored a powerful performance in front of a sold out crowd at a local show. This announced the rebirth of Steven's Day Out. Over the summer, the band worked long and hard preparing for their demo which they released in August of 2002. They are now currently playing shows througout South Carolina and preparing to re-enter the recording studio.

Group Members Kevin Snow - Bass and Lead Vocals Jeremy Kyzer - Guitar and Backup Vocals Steven Collinson- Drums

Albums "Never Forget the Taste of Eyecandy"

Location Columbia, SC - USA

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