Stepson 'Come With Me' Single Tour Live on the Bald Face Stag Main Stage Sunday August 6th! Playing with Yours Truly + Stateside + Aburden

Stepson are a 5 piece melodic-hardcore band from Brisbane, QLD that pride
themselves on having high energy, honest lyrics and raw, emotive music. The
band first kicked things off with their debut EP 'Broken Bottles / Drunken
Hearts' in 2014 which immediately saw them make their way around the
country. The following year, the band released their sophomore EP titled
'Echoes In An Empty Room'. EIAER was very well received nation-wide, Alex
Sievers (Killyourstereo) joked that "you might need a Valium while
listening to this emotion-filled release".
In 2016, Stepson released one single (Never Mind Me) and a 3-track EP (The
Beautiful Lie). Never Mind Me was intended to be an amalgamation of the two
EP's released in the previous years, and that it was. It really compressed
the band's sound into one track and made it easy to understand what Stepson
really is... until they released The Beautiful Lie.
The Beautiful Lie is a compilation of 3 songs that share very few traits
with the previous music released by the band. With Brock's clean singing
and raw lyrics being the only real similarity between this EP and their
past EP's, TBL presents us with only clean, ambient guitars, atmospheric
synthesisers & pads and some electronic sounds that rings bells with Lorde.
Along the way, Stepson have been given the chance to share a stage with
international acts such as Counterparts, Title Fight, Capsize and While She
Sleeps as well as some of Australia's finest like Ocean Grove, Hellions and
Storm The Sky. The band was also given the opportunity to perform at 2016's
sold-out Invasion Fest alongside some heavier acts such as Kublai Khan,
Graves & Cursed Earth.

Stepson has elevated to new heights in 2017 with the release of their
latest endeavour 'Come with me' which has been widely received as their
best work to date. Vocalist Brock Alan Conry writes "The song 'Come With
Me' is about the constant self-deprecation you face when you think you
aren't good enough for some one you truly care about. For me personally, I
thought I was doing the right thing but the extent of what I created was
ultimately the worst thing I could've done. I've always been one to ignore
issues, particularly to do with my own feelings, but little did I know it
is quite possibly the worst and most harsh things you can do to a person
that cares about you. The permanent fear of not knowing whether or not
you're good enough for someone who has treated you with nothing but love
and respect is completely horrifying and I do not wish it upon anyone. In
turn, I loved and lost someone due to my constant push and pull and this
song is about how I felt during that very trying time."

With the release of 'Come With Me' the band is poised to head out on their
biggest headline tour to date this July-August which will feature Stepson's
most exciting performances yet.