Glass House Point (band)

History

The act started as a folk-rock trio a year prior to the formation of the 5-piece indie-rock band "Glass House Point" featuring Dylan Graham on guitar and vocals, Ian Campbell on bass and Nick Wegman on banjo. At the time, Campbell, Wegman and Graham were freshmen in high school. Glass House Point was officially formed in September 2013 with the addition of drums and Dylan Methot on the electric guitar and mandolin. Wegman later left the band due to artistic differences and was replaced by Noah Feldman (violin/piano), who played with band on their first studio EP and up until late 2016. Jansen Valk (drums) officially joined the indie-rock act in January of 2016.

In late 2015, Glass House Point started a partnership with Hooligans Movement clothing company, becoming one of their first sponsored artists. The two have been known to affiliate at shows and events across Florida.

Studio Releases

Glass House Point recorded their debut EP, Love Lives in Dark Places, at Sound House Studios with owner/audio engineer Jonathon Gautier in downtown Lakeland, Florida. The band released their first single off the EP, "Hungry Eyes," in October 2015 and followed up shortly thereafter with the subsequent single release of "Heaven" in November. The 6-track EP was officially released in full on January 12th, 2016 on the band's own independent record label.

Performance

Glass House Point has become notorious in Florida for the band's ability to move and engage crowds. Throughout 2015 and 2016, Glass House Point began a local touring circuit, playing packed shows at many of Florida's largest and most renowned venues-- Backbooth, The Social, The Polk Theatre, The State Theatre, and The Orpheum being a few.