Crispin Earl

Crispin Earl is best known as the lead vocalist and a founding member of the hard rock band The Veer Union, which he formed in 2004 with guitarist Eric Schraeder. Originally from Port Alberni on Vancouver Island, Earl previously fronted a popular local band called Everything After before gaining national recognition as a songwriter, including credits on a Tommy Lee solo album. The Veer Union made a significant impact with their 2009 debut album *Against The Grain*, featuring the hit single "Seasons," which enjoyed extensive radio play and sports broadcast exposure. Earl's powerful voice and heartfelt lyrics, combined with influences from bands like Led Zeppelin and Rush, have defined the band's post-grunge and alternative rock sound.

In addition to his work with The Veer Union, Crispin Earl has also released acoustic cover songs and original acoustic tracks, showcasing a more intimate side of his artistry. His recent work includes acoustic versions of well-known songs and new material released under his own name, such as the *Crispin Acoustic Covers Vol.1* album and singles like "Pardon Me" and "YOU FOUND ME." Earl's approach blends raw emotion with a rock sensibility, resonating with fans who appreciate both his dynamic stage presence and his stripped-down performances.

Genres

Indie Rock

Singer-songwriter

Rock

Alternative Rock

Pop Rock

Progressive Rock

Hard Rock

Metal

Post-grunge

Related Artists

Paramore

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All Time Low

Three Days Grace

Shinedown

Breaking Benjamin

Bleachers

Seether

We The Kings

New Found Glory

10 Years

Latest Release

Pardon Me

Silent Theory•

Crispin Earl

Single - Released June 27, 2025