The Uninvited

The Uninvited have always lived up to their name. "The Greatest Rock Band You've Never Heard" defies genres with their evolving blend of Power Pop, Alt-Country, Americana, and Rock. The Uninvited rose to the top of the LA music scene with four successful independent albums before signing with Atlantic Records in the late ‘90s. Their self-titled album produced two charting singles, "What God Said" and "Too High For The Supermarket. "

After two more top-selling records on their own label—and endless touring—the band created the side project Fish Ranch Road to critical acclaim. In 2007, the band went on hiatus.

The Uninvited returned in 2019 with Fish Ranch Road drummer John Messier and bassist Mac Akin. With a new studio album, Broken Promiseland, and a recent Amazon bestselling memoir written by founding member Steve Taylor, The Uninvited is back on the road, doing what they do best: high-energy, emotionally powerful performances that embrace the undefinable fringes of the music community.