Burn Season is an American hard rock band that originated from Jacksonville, Florida. The group was formed in 2001, initially gaining traction with their intense and passionate sound that melds heavy guitar riffs with raw, emotive vocals. The band is composed of lead vocalist Damien Starkey, guitarist Kevin Renwick, bassist Adam Silk, and drummer Bobby Amaru who later became the lead singer for Saliva. Despite enduring several lineup changes and the ebb and flow of the music industry, Burn Season has managed to cement their place in the hard rock genre through persistent touring and a dedicated fan base.

The band's discography includes their self-titled album "Burn Season," which initially caught the attention of both fans and music critics for its powerful anthems and radio-friendly hooks. The subsequent releases, "Sleepwalker EP" and "This Long Time Coming," saw the band evolving their sound, exploring more nuanced songwriting while still delivering the heavy-hitting energy for which they are known. Each release showcases Burn Season's ability to connect with listeners through relatable lyrics and memorable melodies, a testament to the band's longevity in a highly competitive music scene.