Dead On A Sunday is not just a band; it’s a phenomenon that transcends traditional categorizations. Fronted by vocalist and producer,Ross Ryan, the group’s inventive approach to blending rock, dark-wave, emo punk, and goth music has not only captivated audiences but also resulted in the creation of a new genre, firmly establishing the band’s place in the annals of modern music history.
Hailing from the shadows of Denver, CO, Dead On A Sunday burst onto the scene in 2022 with the debut album, “Strange Days,” a sonic journey that showcased the band’s songwriting prowess and versatility as a musician, seamlessly blending elements from various genres to create a sound uniquely their own. This amalgamation of influences has resonated deeply with fans, establishing the band as a rising force in the music industry.
Following the success of “Strange Days,” Dead On A Sunday continued to push musical boundaries with the release of the cover EP “Undercover Volume 1” in late 2022. The EP not only featured the viral cover/mashup of “Dammit/After Dark” but also showcased the band’s ability to navigate diverse various musical landscapes.
This eclectic mix of genres has become a hallmark of Dead On A Sunday’s sound, captivating listeners with its dynamic and ever-evolving nature. The band’s popularity skyrocketed with viral success on TikTok, where a video
comparing vocalist, Ross Ryan’s voice to the iconic Bob Belcher from “Bob’s Burgers” became a digital sensation. This humorous and unexpected introduction led to the creation of the genre “Bobcore,” a term coined by fans and embraced by Dead On A Sunday themselves. Bobcore is a reflection of the band’s ability to seamlessly blend genres and infuse their music with a distinct personality.
Garnering millions of streams across various platforms, Dead On A Sunday’s music has resonated with a global audience, solidifying their status as a musical powerhouse. The band’s DIY ethos sets them apart, as they handle all aspects of their project independently, from writing and recording to marketing and promotion. With Dead On A Sunday’s second album “Cold Red Sea,” set to be unleashed upon the world in 2024, the band is gearing up for a world tour in the same year, taking their electrifying live performances and genre-defying sound to fans around the globe.

After years of grinding it out in Los Angeles, vocalist Johnny Skulls and guitarist Dax Dabs ditched the industry rulebook and returned home to Boston to build something on their own terms. The result was Above Snakes, a modern hard rock band fueled by grit, independence, and a relentless DIY mindset.

Teaming up with producer Kile Odell (Papa Roach, Nothing More, Motionless in White), Above Snakes broke out with their 2020 debut single “Adrenaline,” landing on Loudwire’s Weekly Wire, along with Fearless records and Hopeless Records curated playlists. Follow-ups “Never Alone,” “The Broken Ones,”  “Down” and “81 Thallium” continued to gain support from DSP’s at Spotify, Apple Music, Pandora,Amazon and Audiomack along with support from Sirius XM Octane and Music Choice. 

Known for their hands-on approach, Skulls designs and builds the band’s visuals and creative assets, reinforcing Above Snakes’ ground-up ethos. The band has toured extensively across the U.S., sharing stages with From Ashes To New, Fire From The Gods, Blind Channel, Adelitas Way, Drowning Pool, Saliva, Motionless In White, In This Moment, and more, while appearing at iconic venues nationwide.

With a reputation built on powerful live shows and unapologetic authenticity, Above Snakes continues to push forward. Heading into 2026, the band is currently on the road supporting No Resolve and Shallow Side, carrying their mission forward: modern hard rock done their way, loud, honest, and built to last.

The band recently teamed up with number 1 songwriter Johnny Andrews (Three Days Grace, Halestorm, The Funeral Portrait) for their current single “Make Amends” which is currently at radio.