Lost in Eden

Lost In Eden was formed in 2007 and is led by Jeffersonville IN native Keith Wheatley. Since its conception L.I.E. has been a featured artist on many different fm and internet radio stations and has shared the stage with many different national acts including Jackyl, Powerman 5000, Adema and many others. In 2014 L.I.E. released Black Balloon an EP that featured song's like Maybe I, Through It All, Tonight, and Everything Again. Keith then took his then band out on the road performing in Houston TX, KIlleen TX, Dallas TX, Norman Oklahoma, Nashville TN and various other cities and received tons of positive feedback and love everywhere they went. That particular line-up had a lot of heart and drive for about 6 months but parted ways by the summer of 2014. Keith unfortunately has struggled with keeping a line-up together since losing his original drummer to a heroin in 2010. Keith has often been without a band but he has always stayed true to himself and his music and has not alloyed that to hinder him or discourage him. He has kept on writing, recording and performing on his own with local engineers and kept pushing forward. In 2016 Keith attracted the attention of Producer/Engineer/3 Doors Down guitarist Chet Roberts and began making plans to record an EP. Chet recruited his fellow band mate and former Chris Cornell, and Puddle Of Mudd drummer Greg Upchurch to do the drums and percussion. Keith released the song On The Edge in Feb of 2018 and is planning to have the new EP Last Of The Indigo out by August. Keith has recruited Louisville guitarist/songwriter Gene The Machine East who co wrote a few songs on Last Of The Indigo to write record and perform and to rebuild with. After a rediculous search for a drummer they recruited Nashville TN native Rod Saylor who has a ton of touring and recording experience. Things really clicked between all three of these guys. We all knew instantly this was going to work. Lost In Eden will be out doing shows very soon. The first one will be October 19th in Cincinatti Ohio at The Redmoor. In Jauary 2019 Lost In Eden will be visiting the West Coast check out fb for more detailed info. You can find LOST IN EDEN on iTunes, Spotify and just about everywhere else. Go check it out and share with your friends!