Veara

Veara is a pop punk band from Augusta, Georgia, formed in December 2003. The group has seen some lineup changes over the years but currently features Bradley Wyrosdick on lead vocals, Patrick Bambrick on vocals/guitar, Bryan Kerr on bass/vocals, and Brittany Harrell on drums. Known for blending infectious melodies with heartfelt, relatable lyrics, Veara draws inspiration from a broad mix of influences like No Doubt and Foo Fighters, aiming to craft music that transcends typical genre boundaries.

They first gained attention with their 2010 album *What We Left Behind*, co-produced by Jeremy McKinnon of A Day To Remember, which marked them as an exciting new force in pop punk. The band's follow-up works, including *Growing Up Is Killing Me* (2013) and *The Well* (2019), showcase their growth both musically and lyrically, delving into themes of life struggles, friendship, and resilience. Touring with bands like A Day to Remember and participating in festivals such as Soundwave helped cement their reputation for energetic and passionate performances. Veara’s music captures the ups and downs of growing up with honesty and drive, making them a notable presence in the pop punk scene.

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