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About The Story So Far
As of October 2023, The Story So Far continues to be actively involved in the music scene with a series of live events and tours planned. They recently announced a new tour set to kick off in early 2024, which will cover various cities across North America. This tour aims to promote their latest musical releases and engage with fans. The band has also been active on social media, sharing behind-the-scenes content from rehearsals and hinting at new music on the horizon. Their concerts are known for their vibrant atmosphere, where fans sing along to every lyric, creating an unforgettable experience. The Story So Far has also participated in numerous music festivals, enhancing their visibility and allowing them to reach new audiences. As they continue to evolve, their live performances remain a testament to their dedication to the pop punk genre and their commitment to their fans.
The Story So Far History
The Story So Far is a pop punk band formed in 2007 in Walnut Creek, California. The band consists of vocalist Parker Cannon, guitarists Kevin Geyer and Will Levy, bassist Kelen Capener, and drummer Ryan Torf. They gained initial recognition with the release of their self-titled EP in 2010, which showcased their energetic sound and relatable lyrics. Their debut full-length album, 'Under Soil and Dirt,' released in 2011, solidified their place in the pop punk scene, featuring tracks that addressed themes of youth, relationships, and personal struggles. Over the years, The Story So Far has released several albums, including 'What You Don't See' (2013) and 'Proper Dose' (2018), each contributing to their evolution as a band. They have been recognized for their DIY ethics and strong connection with fans, often selling out shows and touring extensively across the United States and internationally. Their performances are characterized by high energy, emotional delivery, and a deep connection with the audience, cementing their status as one of the leading bands in the modern pop punk genre.
