Caroline's Spine is an American alternative rock band that gained prominence in the mid-1990s with their hard-edged melodic sound, a formula that helped them find a loyal fan base amidst the post-grunge era. The band was formed in 1993 in Phoenix, Arizona, by lead vocalist and guitarist Jimmy Newquist as the central figure. Caroline's Spine quickly became known for their relentless touring and dynamic live performances, which helped to spread their music and led to national recognition.

With a series of independent album releases, Caroline's Spine caught the attention of major labels and signed with Hollywood Records, which led to the re-release of their earlier independent album "Monsoon." This album included "Sullivan," a well-received single that tells the true story of the five Sullivan brothers who perished in World War II, exemplifying the band's flair for melding historical and personal themes into their music. Over the years, despite lineup changes and evolving music landscapes, Caroline's Spine remained an enduring entity, continuing to produce albums such as "Attention Please," "Collection," (which is a compilation of tracks from previous albums), and "Captured" that displays the band's knack for crafting catchy hooks and heartfelt lyrics. The band's most recent releases such as "Work It Out," "What Child Is This?" and "Do U Remember When?" showcase their ability to diversify their sound while staying true to the signature style that has defined their career.