The Bigger Lights + Divided By Friday + Fourth Quarter Comeback July 29, 2011

The Bigger Lights have one rule and one rule only - the music always comes first. Of course, this wasn't an overnight revelation. It took two and half years of pursuing music full-time for the Northern Virginia based quintet to realize that one of the hardest parts of being career musicians is learning how to put the music first. However, the band's self-discovery through the kind of confidence that only comes with experience is clear and present on their self-titled debut full length. On "The Bigger Lights," vocalist Topher Talley, guitarists John Kendall Royston and Chris McPeters, bassist Dan Mineart, and drummer Ryan Seaman have written and captured a memorable collection of radio-ready pop/rock anthems, each with distinguishably diverse influences filling its own unique place on the album.
http://thebiggerlights.net/

The band seems to have a new-found confidence now that they've signed with Hopeless Records for their first Indie Label debut. The relationship between the band and the label has been nothing short of amazing. "It's really been a dream come true for us to sign with Hopeless Records," says guitarist/vocalist Matt Morgan, "They're the perfect fit for us and we're so stoked about our future together. We've always been such huge fans of all the bands on the Hopeless roster, so its very surreal for us to be joining such an amazing and talented family"
http://www.facebook.com/dividedbyfriday

Formed during the summer of 2010, Fourth Quarter Comeback hit the gates at a sprint, recording their debut EP Album, "Finders Keepers" with producer Jim Ebert (All Time Low, Butch Walker) shortly after solidifying themselves as a group. Andy, Ben and Casey, despite not yet having a drummer, were able to write and record the type of music they knew they wanted to play: driving, energetic, uplifting Power-Pop, and Jim had a unique vision for where they could take their style of sound. Drummer Matt DuRousseau joined shortly afterward in the Fall of 2010, and as a band they debuted electronically in late January of 2011 with presence on Facebook, Myspace, Purevolume, Youtube, Twitter and their own website (www.fourthquartercomeback.com). With their eyes on success, the bar has been set for Fourth Quarter Comeback to jump into the Pop-Rock scene with an enormous amount of vigor and intensity; something they have definitely not fallen short of. One can only speculate as to what the future holds for this promising band, but with continued support from fans and positive feedback to their music, the sky is the limit. Look for their Debut EP on iTunes (available soon) and check for upcoming tour dates/video promotions to see where these boys are headed in the future.
http://www.fourthquartercomeback.com/

Official Website: http://www.jamminjava.com/