Jaime Croom and Evan Uhl started an acoustic band in fall of 2008, the duo quickly developed a Jason Merz sound. After writing enough songs, and having practiced for months, they decided to go get a gig in Fort Worth, TX. After their first show, they were ecstatic about the band, however it felt as if something was missing, a drummer and a bassist.
So the search began, and after months of deciding, and tryouts, in May of 2009 the new lineup was announced, and Matt Jones and Neal Zeller were...
Jaime Croom and Evan Uhl started an acoustic band in fall of 2008, the duo quickly developed a Jason Merz sound. After writing enough songs, and having practiced for months, they decided to go get a gig in Fort Worth, TX. After their first show, they were ecstatic about the band, however it felt as if something was missing, a drummer and a bassist.
So the search began, and after months of deciding, and tryouts, in May of 2009 the new lineup was announced, and Matt Jones and Neal Zeller were officially added. With influences ranging from Blink 182, to Breaking Benjamin, to Lamb of God, Every Other One developed a very unique sound.
Soon after this, the band started booking summer gigs, and have been consistently playing shows about ever two weeks in the DFW area. At the end of the summer, the band entered in a Battle of the Bands in Irving, TX. After one of their best sets, the band was announced the first place winner of the competition. This also influenced the entire band to go into a recording studio and record their first EP with 5 songs on it. Even though all the members are in school, Every Other One still finds time to practice daily, and continues to work on original music.
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