6 Weeks Sober is a hard-hitting rock band from the San Francisco Bay Area. Formed in June 2009, drummer T-Roy, guitarist Roman, and bassist Niko,joined forces to create their vision of the ultimate rock band. The new vocalist Eric Crossley joined in April 2012. As members they have shared the stage with artists such as Papa Roach, Pop Evil, Buckcherry, Tesla, Non-Point, LA Guns, Revelation Theory, Veer Union etc. As a newly formed unit 6 Weeks Sober immediately began creating a buzz within the Northern California independent rock scene and grabbing the attention of countless listeners.

In December 2009 the group entered the recording studio with acclaimed producer/engineer Michael Rosen (Santana, Papa Roach, Green Day, Michelle Branch) and created their 3-song demo. Their song, “Step Up” – a hard-hitting fight anthem saw internet play all over the US, Germany, and local radio play as heard on Sacramento's 98 ROCK. The song also gained the respect from a professional MMA fighter, Eric Lawson, who walked out to it on Showtime's Strike Force event in February 2010. The band finished up their 4 song EP (2011) with Matt Opal (Kill Hannah) and you can listen to it on their Myspace, Reverbnation, Facebook, buy it on itunes, or other linked social media sites.

6 Weeks Sober is getting ready to record their first single with new vocalist, Eric Crossley, this July. The single will be released to SIRIUS/XM Radio for the Summer of 2012. 6WS has created a sound that is sure to appeal to rock listeners of all types and ages. Their high level of creativity, experience, and strong grasp of music allows them to compose a limitless range of songs – from the most radio-friendly to the most underground & hardcore arrangements. Six Weeks Sober has emerged upon the scene and is here to put Bay Area Rock back on the map.

Amongst Thieves, a local San Francisco rock band influenced by such bands as Foo-Fighters, Sevendust, Muse, Alice in Chains, Faith No More, Papa Roach and Nine Inch Nails formed in July of 2011. Getting started in the bay area with their first show, opening for national act Filter, proved to be just the beginning needed for a long and prosperous career in this arduous industry of music.