12 Stones

Formed in their teens in Mandeville, Louisiana, 12 Stones quickly gained industry attention after just a dozen live shows, signing with Wind-Up Records to release their debut album in 2002. The band found further success in 2003 with the hit "Bring Me to Life" duet with Evanescence. Subsequent albums, including 2004's Potter's Field and 2007's Anthem for the Underdog, showcased their evolving sound, while lineup changes led to EP releases in 2010 and a new record deal with Executive Music Group before 2012's Beneath the Scars. In 2017, after signing with Cleopatra Records, 12 Stones released their fifth album, Picture Perfect.

12 Stones, originally from Mandeville, Louisiana, emerged onto the music scene in the early 2000s, quickly signing with Wind-Up Records and gaining fame with the 2003 hit "Bring Me to Life." Following a break, the band regrouped to release albums like 2004's Potter's Field and 2007's Anthem for the Underdog, reflecting their growth and resilience after Hurricane Katrina. Lineup changes and label switches marked their journey, leading to EP releases in 2010 and a record deal with Cleopatra Records for their 2017 album, Picture Perfect, showcasing their continued evolution and dedication to their craft.