Born in Denton, Texas and now based in Nashville, Seryn has always lived where heart meets harmony. The group’s sweeping brand of indie folk-pop blends the intimacy of Americana with the lift of modern pop, calling to mind artists like The Lumineers, Patrick Watson, and Fleet Foxes.

Built on soaring vocals, layered strings, and communal rhythm, Seryn has long been known for performances that feel less like concerts and more like shared moments. Formed in 2010 by Trenton Wheeler, Nathan Allen, and Aaron Stoner, the band’s palette stretches from banjo and violin to synths, vibraphones, and inventive percussion.

After early acclaim for This Is Where We Are (2011) and Shadow Shows (2015), the band stepped back for several years before returning to a sold-out crowd at Homegrown Festival 2019. That spark led to a new run of songs culminating in In The Walls: Singles & Rarities (2025)—a collection that gathers their recent singles into one cohesive story. The release marks a confident new chapter, with more new music on the way and a renewed energy that bridges their Texas roots and Nashville evolution.