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It's safe to say that pop punk band Everyday Sunday has gone through a lot of changes since their label debut back in 2002, including their latest metamorphosis into an electronic pop twosome. This week, frontman Trey Pearson announced via video on their Facebook page that a new project can be expected this summer, a new band called "Populis." Pearson will be putting Everyday Sunday on hiatus in the meantime while the members shift their focus to this new band.
Check out the short announcement video below for more details! Populis is expected to make their debut at Creation Festival this summer...
New band. New production team.New project. Populis (@populismusic). I hope you'll check it out! Trey
Posted by Everyday Sunday (Official) on Monday, April 13, 2015
For more info on Everyday Sunday visit the JFH Artists Database.
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