Ever Stays Red

Christian Rock Band: Ever Stays Red was a Christian rock band formed in 2004, hailing from the small town of Celina, Ohio. Comprising members Ryan Zies, Micah Labrosse, Nick Spencer, J.J. Randall, and Josh Kline, the band gained recognition in the Christian music scene for their energetic performances and heartfelt lyrics.

Debut Album: In 2006, Ever Stays Red released their debut album titled "I'll Tell the World". The album showcased their unique blend of rock, punk, and pop influences, combined with spiritually uplifting themes. Tracks like "What Matters Most" and "To Shine For You" resonated with listeners, earning the band a dedicated fanbase.

Touring and Outreach: Ever Stays Red toured extensively, performing at churches, festivals, and youth events across the United States. Their dynamic stage presence and powerful message attracted audiences of all ages, allowing them to connect with listeners on a personal level. The band's commitment to spreading their faith through music was evident in their energetic performances and genuine interactions with fans.

Sophomore Album: Following the success of their debut album, Ever Stays Red released their sophomore effort, "On the Brink of It All", in 2008. The album continued to showcase the band's growth as musicians and songwriters, featuring catchy hooks, anthemic choruses, and introspective lyrics. Tracks like "Look Out" and "I'm Sorry" further solidified the band's place in the Christian rock scene.

Disbandment and Legacy: Despite their initial success, Ever Stays Red disbanded in 2010, citing personal and creative differences. While their time as a band was relatively short-lived, their impact on the Christian music scene continues to be felt. Fans remember Ever Stays Red for their passionate performances, uplifting music, and unwavering commitment to sharing their faith with others. Even after their disbandment, their music remains a source of inspiration for listeners seeking hope and encouragement.