Max Collins is a talented American musician, singer, and songwriter, renowned for his dynamic contributions to the alternative rock scene as the lead vocalist, primary songwriter, and bassist of the iconic band Eve 6. Co-founded in 1995, Eve 6 quickly rose to prominence with their self-titled debut album, which achieved platinum status and featured hit singles like “Inside Out” and “Leech.” Their sophomore effort, “Horrorscope,” solidified their reputation, earning gold certification and producing memorable tracks such as “Promise” and “Here’s to the Night.”

In addition to his work with Eve 6, Collins has explored various musical avenues. He formed the band Brotherhood of Lost Dogs and later collaborated with former bandmate Tony Fagenson in The Sugi Tap. Although The Sugi Tap was put on hold, Collins continued to innovate, launching his solo career in 2013 under the name Marms + The Car Deaths. His solo album, “Honey from the Ice Box,” was successfully funded through an online campaign, showcasing his songwriting prowess and ability to connect with fans.

Collins has also ventured into new projects, including the band Fitness, alongside fellow musicians Ben Hilzinger and Kenny Carkeet. In 2020, he introduced his alter-ego, Chevy Mustang, captivating audiences with a unique persona and thought-provoking music, including the singles “Because I Want To” and “Can I Be Your Friend.”

Beyond music, Collins has made a significant impact through his writing, launching an advice column titled “Heart in a Blender” that addresses important topics such as mental health and personal growth. His engaging presence on social media has further endeared him to fans, earning him recognition as a comedic voice in the music industry. With a diverse and evolving career, Max Collins continues to inspire and entertain audiences worldwide.