The Veer Union made their mark in 2009 with the top 10 hit single “Seasons” off their debut album Against The Grain, which peaked at #7 and was the longest charting rock song for a new artist all year. It became the theme song for the 2009 Stanley Cup winners, the Pittsburgh Penguins. “Seasons” was also featured in all Major League Baseball postseason telecast as well as NFL, NASCAR, ESPN, WWE, NHL and more. Their second release “Youth of Yesterday” was the highest added song to rock radio first week of it’s release.
They are set to release their highly anticipated sophomore CD “Divide the Blackened Sky” this fall. The majority of the album was self-produced, written and recorded by the band themselves besides one song with the help of world renowned producer Brian Howes and mixed by legendary Randy Staub.
