Sleepytime Trio

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Instruments vocals, guitars, drums Labels Lovitt Records Albums Memory-Minus		Years active 1994 – present Record label Lovitt Records

Associated acts Maximillian Colby, Combatwoundedveteran, The Rah Bras, Engine Down, Milemarker, Bats & Mice, Regents Origin Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States (1994) Members Jonathan Fuller, Drew Ringo, Dave Nesmith, Ben Davis Genres Indie rock, Hardcore punk, Post-hardcore, Screamo Similar Maximillian Colby, Four Hundred Years, Engine Down, Bats & Mice, Policy of 3 Profiles Myspace

Sleepytime Trio is a punk band formed in 1994 in Harrisonburg, Virginia, after the demise of Maximillian Colby.

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History

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Following the demise of Maximillian Colby, Sleepytime Trio was started with Drew Ringo (lead singer and guitarist of Maximillian Colby) on guitar and vocals, Ben Davis on bass guitar and vocals, and Jonathan Fuller on drums. Later in the summer of 1995, they added Dave Nesmith (also formerly of Maximillian Colby) on second guitar and vocals. The following summer, the band did a seventeen day/twenty show tour of primarily the eastern United States and parts of Canada. They also later toured Europe and the US. In 1998, the band took an extended hiatus when Ringo relocated to Seattle and the remaining members went on to form Engine Down, The Rah Bras, Milemarker, and Bats & Mice. Ringo and Nesmith recently reunited to form Regents with former Frodus drummer Jason Hamicker. In May 1999, they played the cities of Chapel Hill, DC, Philadelphia, Worcester, and New York in rapid succession. After taking yet another hiatus, they played several shows on the east coast again in December 1999 with hose.got.cable. On 1 December 2007, Sleepytime Trio performed together again during the Action Patrol reunion gig at Alley Katz in Richmond. In 2014 they toured again, playing four shows in Japan.