Keith Wallen
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Keith Wallen (born February 24, 1980) is an American musician, singer, songwriter, and record producer from Beckley, West Virginia, best known as the rhythm guitarist and backing vocalist of Adelitas Way and co-founder, lead singer, and guitarist for Knoxville, Tennessee based band Copper ("She Got Over Me" from Saving Abel), Saving Abel ("She Got It All" from Confessions), and Emmaus Road ("Unbelief" from Transformed).
Early years and Copper
Copper's roots go back to Shady Spring, West Virginia, where Wallen and lead guitarist Shane Bragg had been mates since the first grade. They teamed up for occasional acoustic performances, but only recently began seriously putting a band together while Wallen was attending college at University of Tennessee in Murfreesboro. Wallen, Bragg, bass player Brad Reynolds, and a rotating pair of drummers were among the original lineup's. Copper's debut album, Exchange (2001), was recorded by the pair. Brack Owens, a drummer and singer, arrived soon after Exchange was announced, and the Fragile Fall, the drummer's second album, was released in 2003 by producer Travis Wyrick and released in 2003. Bragg then left the band and was replaced by Shawn Lickliter. Owens and Lickiter were later replaced by Lincoln Nesto on drums and Mike Barnes on lead guitar, with Lincoln Nesto on drums and Mike Barnes on lead guitar replacing them.
The first single from "By Now" went to Active and Modern Rock radio and climbed to the top 50 in fewer than nine weeks. "Turn" was the second single to be on Radio & Records Active "Most Added" chart for two weeks in a row, and it also topped the top 50. A music video for the song "Inside and Out" was released in support of the album.
Copper was chosen from 3000 participants as the winner of J. In 2005, he was selected from 3000 participants as the winner of J. D'Addario, Guitar.com, and Fuse's "We're Listening" contest culminated in an appearance on the Fuse Daily Download in March 2006 and as the centerpiece of D'Addarios' television and print campaign.
Copper's third album, Take My Chances, was released in 2008. It featured single "Broken Sky" and a song "Call to Action," which was both covered and re-recorded by a Christian rock band Pillar for their album Confessions in 2009. Copper went on hiatus after the album was released in 2011, and the Fragile Fall 15th anniversary show in 2018 celebrated in 2011.
Copper has appeared in more than 300 shows, from Thirty Seconds to Mars, Shinedown, Seether, ten years, Breaking Benjamin, and Saliva.
Wallen was a guitarist and backing vocalist for Las Vegas, Nevada-based rock band Adelitas Way from 2009 to 2013. He performed on two albums, Adelitas Way (2009) and Home School Valedictorian (2011), as well as extensive touring and broadcasting of such famous shows as Guns N' Roses, Creed, Papa Roach, Puddle of Mudd, Puddle of Mudd, Puddle of Mudd, Skillet, Halestorm, and others. Wallen co-wrote three songs for Home School Valedictorian, "Cage the Beast," "I Can Tell" and "Hurt."
Breaking Benjamin announced the change on August 19, 2014, after four years of silence, according to the official Facebook page. Wallen, a guitarist and backing vocalist, were re-emerged as a quintet, with Wallen as the band's guitarist and backing vocalist.
Wallen's first solo album, a five-track indie acoustic and piano driven Allies EP, was released on June 24, 2014.
"Summer Sunday" and "Four Letter Words," two alternative pop singles released by Wallen in 2018, were released by Colin Brittain.
Three solo singles were released in 2019: two acoustic covers ("Shallow") by Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's ("The Look") by Roxette, and one original alternative rock song, "Crows" by Brandon Cooper.
Wallen shared photos from the studio on social media throughout 2020, hinting at his forthcoming solo full length album with Joe Rickard and Jasen Rauch. "Dream Away," the first single off the record, was released on January 15, 2021, "All Eyes on You," "Wildfire" and "Fractured" were among the album's first singles. This World or the Next was released on August 13, 2021.
Solo career
Wallen's first solo venture, a five-track indie acoustic and piano driven Allies EP, was released on June 24, 2014.
Wallen released "Summer Sunday" and "Four Letter Words," two alternative pop singles produced by Colin Brittain in 2018.
Three solo singles were released in 2019, including two acoustic covers ("Shallow") by Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper ("The Look") by Roxette, and one original alternative rock song, "Crows."
Wallen shared photos from the studio on his social media pages throughout 2020, hinting at future collaborations with Joe Rickard and Jasen Rauch. "Dream Away" was the first single off the album, and "It Finds Us All," "All Eyes on You," and "Fractured" were among the first singles released on January 15, 2021. The album titled This World or the Next was released on August 13, 2021.