Vocalist Paul McCoy, bassist Kevin Dorr, guitarist Eric Weaver, and drummer Aaron Gainer were mostly still in their teens when they formed 12 Stones in the small New Orleans suburb of Mandeville, Louisiana. The band ended up signing to Wind-Up Records to record its debut album with producer Jay Baumgardner. The album saw release in 2002, less than two years after the formation of the group. More success came to the band in 2003, when McCoy duetted with Evanescence on "Bring Me To Life," which became a smash hit and was included on the Daredevil soundtrack as well as Evanescence's debut album, Fallen. 12 Stones released their second album, Potter's Field, which featured a heavier, more guitar-driven sound than their debut, in 2004. After taking a break from music to spend time with their families, the bandmembers reconvened to make their third album. Affected by the impact of Hurricane Katrina on their hometown, 12 Stones recorded Anthem For The Underdog (Bonus Track Version) in Memphis, Tennessee with Justin Rimer and Skidd Mills during the better part of 2006, and the album was released in 2007. In 2012 the band reunited with Underdog producer Mills for that fourth outing, Beneath the Scars (Instrumentals), which featured the singles "Bulletproof - Instrumental" and "Infected - Instrumental." On January 27th, 2026, 12 Stones released their first single with Judge & Jury, “Golden Child”. The band plans on releasing more new music throughout 2026. ~ Bradley Torreano, Rovi

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