Eisley

Eisley is an American rock band with a rich history of recording and touring, offering a unique blend of indie rock and pop. After signing with Warner Bros. Records in 2003, American rock band Eisley quickly garnered industry recognition, winning ‘Best New Artist’ at the Dallas Observer Music Awards the same year. Their track ‘Telescope Eyes’ from the Laughing City EP achieved early radio success, ranking among the top 25 most played songs on FM 102.1 in Dallas.

This release followed lineup adjustments in 2015, which saw the departure of Chauntelle D’Agostino, Stacy King, and Weston DuPree, subsequently solidifying the band’s core with Sherri DuPree-Bemis and Garron DuPree. Throughout their extensive history, Eisley has maintained a rich history of recording and touring, consistently delivering their unique sound to dedicated audiences across numerous venues and festivals. Beyond their work as Eisley, individual members have developed acclaimed side projects including Perma and Sucré, showcasing their diverse musical range and songwriting prowess. Their collaborative spirit is also evident in notable guest appearances on albums by acclaimed artists such as Bright Eyes, New Found Glory, and Say Anything, further cementing their respected position within the independent music scene.

Eisley continues to be celebrated for their distinctive sound and compelling live performances, maintaining an enduring presence and influence in contemporary music.