Everyday Ghost was formed in 2009 by Aaron Lenk and Sean Haller, spending their first year writing, recording, and searching for a drummer. After auditioning several musicians, they recruited Bobby Butterfield in early 2010, released a demo titled “The Scripture,” began performing live, and started work on a full-length album. Before releasing their debut, “Volume One,” in 2011, Aaron and Sean officially adopted the name Everyday Ghost. Shortly thereafter, Bobby departed for health reasons and was replaced by Nate Cupp. With this new lineup, the band released their self-titled album, “Everyday Ghost,” in October 2014, featuring the single “The Cure,” which won Best Rock Video at the 30th Annual Review Music Awards. Originally a trio, the group added lead guitarist Pete Metropoulos in 2016 to broaden their sound. Aaron and Pete had collaborated on various projects previously, one of which evolved into the album “Fireset.” Released in November 2017, it featured drummer John Macaluso (known for his work with Yngwie Malmsteen, Ark, TNT, Symphony X, and Lynch Mob) and included a video for the single “Antidote.” Bobby returned to drums to support the release. Following the celebration of “Fireset” at the end of 2017, the band parted ways with Bobby again in early 2018. After several drummer searches, Jose “Jojo” Jimenez joined, later succeeded by Mario Salcedo. The pandemic brought significant challenges and a lengthy hiatus, but the band has now returned with lineup and role changes, including a new frontman. They are preparing to release a new single from their forthcoming album, anticipated later this year or possibly in early 2027, blending revitalized older material with fresh compositions, and looking toward a promising future.
 

2014/2015 29th Annual Review Music Awards Best Music Video and Best Rock Video Winner (Everyday Ghost)
2016/2017 31st Annual Review Music Awards Best Band Website Nominee (everydayghost.com)

2017/2018 32nd Annual Review Music Awards Best Metal Band Winner