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EPISODE · Mar 18, 2013 · 1H 2M

The Kerri Edelman Show presents Rock Band 3 Pill Morning

from The Kerri Edelman Show · host Kerri Edelman

3 Pill Morning isn’t just another rock band and they’ll leave you with anything but a musical hangover. Forged in the hard rock proving grounds of Minneapolis, MN in late 2004, 3 Pill Morning could be described as trial by fire. Simply put, music was never a question for lead vocalist Jeff Stebbins and failure was never an option. It took the better part of 5 years, over 500 shows, and a hand full of member changes to finally click. Nothing would stop the evolution of 3 Pill Morning. Stebbins found a natural chemistry with guitarist Ryan Walch and as the pieces fell into place, the final line up came into focus with the addition of bassist Ryan Lee and drummer Trent Laugerman. The has shared the stage with Sevendust, Framing Hanley and Nonpoint. After a chance introduction in a city better known for honky-tonks and banjos than gut-wrenching riffs, the band found a creative match with Nashville based producer Jon King (Augustana, Throwing Gravity, Future Leaders of the World) . In 2012 the band signed a recording contract with King’s Page 2 Music and New York based A2Z Entertainment. 3 Pill Morning’s label debut 'Black Tie Love Affair' pegs all the dials and pulls no punches. The band’s lead single ‘Rain’ immediately raced into the top 100 Active Rock songs and their sleek video capturing the underdog story ‘Skin’ has lit up youtube viewers world wide.

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