The White Tie Affair, often known for their stylish blend of pop, rock, and electronica, is a band that hails from Chicago, Illinois. Formed in 2006, the group quickly made waves on the music scene with their infectious tunes and energetic performances. Fronted by vocalist Chris Wallace, with Sean P on guitar and keyboards, the band's lineup was completed by Tim McLaughlin on drums and Ryan McLain on bass, ensuring a full-bodied and dynamic sound.

The White Tie Affair rose to prominence with their major-label debut album, "Walk This Way," which was released in April 2008 through Epic Records. The album featured standout singles such as "Walk This Way" and "Candle (Sick And Tired)," the latter of which became a radio favorite and bolstered the band's popularity. Their knack for crafting catchy hooks was evident in tracks like "The Letdown (Radio Edit)" and the dance-floor anthem "You Look Better When I'm Drunk." Despite often being associated with the late-2000s wave of pop rock, The White Tie Affair managed to carve out a distinct sound, appealing to both rock enthusiasts and the club scene with their multi-faceted music approach. Their blend of electronic elements with traditional instrumentation made them a versatile act, capable of delivering both high-energy tracks and emotive melodies, as reflected in songs like "Seasons."