Highly Suspect

Highly Suspect is an American rock band known for their hard-hitting, genre-defying sound that blends elements of alternative rock, grunge, blues, and electronic. Formed in 2009 in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, the band consists of Johnny Stevens (vocals, guitar), Rich Meyer (bass), and Ryan Meyer (drums).

Their breakthrough came with the release of their debut album Mister Asylum in 2015, which earned them widespread recognition and a Grammy nomination for Best Rock Song with their hit single "Lydia." Their follow-up albums, The Boy Who Died Wolf and MCID, further solidified their reputation as boundary-pushing musicians with a unique blend of raw emotion, gritty rock, and socially conscious lyrics.

Highly Suspect’s electrifying live performances and fearless approach to music have earned them a dedicated fan base, with tracks like "My Name Is Human" and "16" showcasing their range and ability to connect deeply with listeners. With their relentless energy and fearless experimentation, Highly Suspect continues to leave a lasting mark on the rock music scene.