1. History
    Early years (2004–2005)  Epitaph Records (2005–2009)  Artery Recordings and departure of Evan Pharmakis (2010-2013)  Pure Noise Records (2014-present) 

2. Band members

3. Discography
    Studio albums  EPs  Compilation albums featured on 

4. References

5. External links

Vanna was an American hardcore punk band from Boston, Massachusetts, United States, which was formed in 2004. On December 15, 2017, the band played their final show at the Worcester Palladium.

History

Early years (2004–2005)

The band formed in December 2004 by guitarists Nicholas Lambert and Evan Pharmakis. The duo recorded their first demo in Lambert's dorm room at MassArt, using the program Reason for drums. Soon after, they recruited drummer Brandon Davis (who at the time was playing guitar for the band Therefore I Am), bassist Shawn Marquis, and vocalist Joe Bragel. They then recorded and self-released their first EP entitled This Will Be Our Little Secret. It was stated by bassist Shawn Marquis that only four or five pressings of forty copies each were produced. The five song EP quickly helped the band gain a strong local fan base. It was this EP that got them noticed to the record companies, and on November 15, 2005 the band was signed to Epitaph Records.

Epitaph Records (2005–2009)

In March 2006 they released a split 7" vinyl with Therefore I Am, of which only 500 hand numbered copies were pressed (100 pink colored vinyl, 100 blue and 300 white). They then began recording their third EP and first release with Epitaph Records, The Search Party Never Came in February 2006. During the recording process, Vanna decided to part ways with original vocalist Joe Bragel. Nick Lambert filled in and took over on vocals for the recording of that album. After the departure of Joe and the release of the record in June 2006, they recruited Chris Preece as a vocalist of the band.

After the release of The Search Party Never Came, The band toured for the whole summer and fall, and on October 25, 2006, they traveled to Seattle, Washington to record their first full-length album with Producer Matt Bayles (Mastodon, Norma Jean, The Fall of Troy, Pearl Jam). They recorded through November, 2006 and up until December 19, 2006. In February 2007 after recording the album, the band began touring again with The Esoteric and played a few dates on the 2007 Epitaph Tour. Their first full-length debut album, Curses was released on April 24, 2007.

On February 15, 2008, drummer Brandon Davis played his last show as a member of Vanna and parted ways with the band during a tour with Knives Exchanging Hands and My Hero Is Me. Brandon states that there is no bad blood between anyone and continues to regularly attend Vanna shows. Brandon currently plays guitar in a metalcore band from Boston called Lions Lions and often plays shows with Vanna. The band finished up the tour with fill-in drummer and good friend of the band, Ryan Seaman. As the band began writing their second full length, they recruited Chris Campbell as the full-time drummer. Chris Campbell joined Vanna from the New Hampshire-based band, The Jonah Veil, where he also played drums. This came during the process of The Jonah Veil ending their band and playing their last show. Chris Campbell played his debut show at The Living Room in Providence, Rhode Island on March 22, 2008.

Vanna's next album titled A New Hope was released on March 24, 2009. A New Hope reached No. 31 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart.^[4]

In July 2009, vocalist Chris Preece decided to part ways with the band. He citing "personal reasons" and he left on good terms. Following the band's summer 2009 tour with A Static Lullaby, Preece was replaced by Davey Muise of Seeker Destroyer.^[5] Preece played his last show with Vanna at the Mansfield, MA stop of the 2009 Warped Tour where Muise was brought to the stage and introduced. Muise played his first official show with Vanna on Saturday July 25, 2009 at the Palladium in Worcester, MA.

They are also known for their series of "webisodes", "Tough Life", and "Band VS. Road".

Artery Recordings and departure of Evan Pharmakis (2010-2013)

In August 2010, Vanna announced their signing to Artery Recordings. Their debut release through the label was an EP titled The Honest Hearts with producer Jay Maas, released on October 12, 2010.^[6] Vanna released the single "Passerby" from the EP The Honest Hearts and a rerecording of "Trashmouth" as well as "Dead Language For A Dying Lady" with Davey Muise. On January 2, 2011, the band confirmed that they were going to Glow In The Dark Studios to record the new full-length album titled And They Came Baring Bones with producer Matt Goldman. The album was released on June 21, 2011.

On February 2, 2012 it was announced that founding member Evan Pharmakis (guitar, clean vocals) and drummer Chris Campbell had parted ways with the band due to family and financial issues.^[7] Evan then formed a solo project, Wind in Sails, while Chris is now a store manager at a PacSun clothing store in Providence, RI. The band has stated that there is no bad blood between members. The band also announced on the same day that they recruited Joel Pastuszak to the band's lineup. Vanna was featured on the Warped Tour 2012.

After toured with several fill-in drummers, Vanna finally got the new drummer, Eric Gross and the band went on to record next album, again with producer Jay Maas who previously produced their 2010 EP.^[8]

On March 19, 2013 the band released their new full-length record, The Few and the Far Between, and will be touring in support of the release through 2013 and into 2014.

The band promoted and supported their release by made short clips that uploaded via episodes titled "The Few and the Far Between: The Movie" through their YouTube account from August to October 2013.

In November 2013, the band recorded a couple of new songs and announced that they would be self-releasing a 7" titled Preying/Purging on December 17.^[9]

Pure Noise Records (2014-present)

In February 2014, it was announced that the band signed with Pure Noise Records as well as participating the Vans Warped Tour that upcoming summer.^[10]

After signing with Pure Noise Records, The band entered the studio to record the new album with producer Will Putney (Like Moths to Flames, Texas in July, Stray From the Path).^[11]

On April 18, 2014, the band announced that their fifth album would be titled VOID, and would be released on June 16, 2014 through Pure Noise Records.^[12] In August it was announced that the band, along with bands Sirens & Sailors, Sylar and Alive Like Me, would be supporting Beartooth on their first North America tour throughout October.^[13]

On October 2,2015, they released an EP titled ALT, consisting of five cover songs.

On May 19, 2016, Vanna released a video for the first single off their new LP, All Hell, titled Pretty Grim, while additionally announcing that All Hell would be released July 8, 2016. Two more singles released subsequently prior to All Hell's release; "Mutter" was released on June 9, 2016, and "Leather Feather" was released June 23, 2016. ^[14]

On April 28, 2017, the band confirmed dates of a tour titled 'All Good Things Must Come To An End' as "a farewell with our friends", confirming their forthcoming plans to part ways.^[15] Pastuszak elected to not participate in the band's final shows. In Summer 2017, the band announced their farewell performance with support from Eighteen Visions, Knocked Loose, Bad Rabbits (later to be replaced by END), On Broken Wings, Like Pacific, Kublai Khan, Lions Lions, Old Wounds, Sharptooth, and Roseview. The final Vanna show took place December 15th, 2017, at the legendary Worcester Palladium in Worcester, Massachusetts. Past members of Vanna such as Joe Bragel, Evan Pharmakis, Chris Preece, Brandon Davis and Eric Gross all took part in filling in for their original spots in the band performing songs from their time in Vanna.

Band members

• Davey Muise – lead vocals (2009–2017)
• Nicholas Lambert – rhythm guitar, backing vocals (2004–2017)
• Shawn Marquis – bass (2005–2017)
• Seamus Menihane - drums, percussion (2015–2017)

• Casey Aylward – lead guitar, clean vocals (2017)

• Joe Bragel – lead vocals (2005–2006)
• Joel Pastuszak – lead guitar, piano, programming, clean vocals (2012–2017)
• Brandon Davis – drums (2005–2008)
• Chris Preece – lead vocals (2006–2009)
• Chris Campbell - drums (2008–2012)
• Evan Pharmakis - lead guitar, clean vocals, piano, programming (2004–2012)
• Eric "Rabbit" Gross - drums (2012–2015)

Mike Vee ( drums)

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Discography

Studio albums

EPs

Compilation albums featured on

References

External links

• {{official website|https://web.archive.org/web/20130201022634/http://vannaboston.com/}}

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