Eve 6 Biography

The rock band Eve 6 was created in California in the mid 1990’s by founding members Nick Meyers, Jon Siebels, and Max Collins. Eve 6 began performing around town in local coffee bars and clubs while the members were still in high school, before attracting the attention of RCA Records and signing to their first record deal. Meyers left the group and was replaced by Tony Fagenson, but the trio forged forward and within one year the band’s debut album, Eve 6, was released, spawning the chart-topping singles “Leech” and “Inside Out,” and eventually rising to platinum status.

Eve 6’s sophomore effort, Horrorscope, arrived in 2000 and also gave audiences the hits “On the Roof Again,” “Promise,” and “Here’s to the Night.” A round of performances followed, on such significant late night programs as Late Night with Conan O’Brien, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and the Late Show with David Letterman. Eve 6 also found their videos featured extensively on MTV, helping to further bolster their appeal and expand their fan base. However, the release of It’s All in Your Head (2004), Eve 6 found themselves struggling to stay on top, and RCA eventually dropped the band and the members decided to call it quits. Eve 6 performed its final show of the decade in the summer of that year, in St. Louis, and the members went on to pursue other endeavors, including the formation of the band The Sugi Tap (with Collins and Fagenson.)

Eventually, in 2007, Collins and Fagenson decided to reunite Eve 6 with guitarist Matt Bair, since Siebels was at the time committed to another project. The trio began performing again and, after signing with Fearless Records, brought Siebels back into the group and they began preparations for their next studio release. The result was the album Speak in Code, released in the spring of 2012, almost a decade after Eve 6 had initially disbanded. The album’s first singles, (“Lost and Found,” “Victoria” and “Curtain”) received heavy airplay and at present, Eve 6 finds itself back on the charts where it belongs. Plans for future tours and additional albums releases are now in the works for the coming years.