Eve 6 and American Hi-Fi

Eve 6, a punk-pop trio from Los Angeles, known for hits like "Inside Out" and albums "Eve 6" and "Horrorscope," saw chart success and platinum sales in the late '90s. Formed by Jon Siebels and Max Collins in high school, they signed with RCA, releasing their debut in 1998. They disbanded in 2004 and reunited in 2012, releasing "Speak in Code" and "Hyper Relevisation" in 2022. They collaborated with producer Don Gilmore, marking their influence on the modern rock scene.

Boston-born drummer Stacy Jones played in ’90s alt-rock bands Letters to Cleo and Veruca Salt before founding American Hi-Fi, known for “Flavor of the Weak.” He’s worked with Nina Gordon, toured with Butch Walker, and joined Miley Cyrus’ live band.