After more than two decades together, numerous top-charting releases, and countless worldwide
tours, CHEVELLE—the outfit consisting of brothers Pete Loeffler [guitars, vocals], Sam
Loeffler [drums]—have confidently sailed through decades of uncharted waters and have emerge
with a sound that is equally intricate as it is intimate.
To-date, Chevelle has achieved Multi-Platinum, Platinum and Gold certifications across 8 studio
albums and 7 number one hits, with 17 songs reaching the Top 10 on the Rock charts. The band
has sold over 5 million albums in the US, and more world-wide. Their extensive body of
acclaimed work includes the 2002 Multi-Platinum selling genre staple "Wonder What's Next"
and the 2004 Platinum selling follow-up "This Type of Thinking Could Do Us In," which
debuted #8 on the Billboard Top 200. The releases that followed held their own against the ever
changing faces of popular music: 2007’s Gold record selling Vena Sera reached #2 on the
Billboard Rock Albums Chart while 2009’s Sci-Fi Crimes debuted #6 on the Billboard Top 200
and #1 on the Alternative Chart. 2011's Hats Off to The Bull (#5 on Billboard Top 200), 2014’s
La Gargola (#3), and 2016’s The North Corridor (#8, #1 Rock) built upon the success. In 2018,
Chevelle released a B-sides and rarities collection entitled 12 Bloody Spies while they wrote and
recorded the new album, Niratias.

The Band Royale was born out of a love for big guitar riffs, an appreciation for the finer things, and a mutual obsession with science fiction. And they are able to sneak these things into their sound without scaring off the opposite sex.
 
Since its release, "…As Long As The Money Lasted" has sold in over 67 countries worldwide and featured in SPIN, Consequence of Sound, AV Club, NYLON, Chicago Tribune, Modern Drummer, Bass Player Magazine & more.
 
Brothers Joel, Nate, and Zach Bauman grew up in the working-class town of Kalamazoo, MI, each with an immediate passion for music (passed down from their parents — their mother, a music teacher and their father, a school principal). At an early age, their shared obsessions with music, sports, and culture made the pursuit of playing in a band together an obvious choice. Once they moved to Chicago, they teamed up to make the heaviest music they could that would inspire some serious baby-making.