Alt-metal force The Veer Union broke out with "Seasons," earned 200M+ streams, and return in 2025 with their new album Reinvention.
The Veer Union is a dynamic alternative metal band from Vancouver, Canada, consisting of singer/producer Crispin Earl, guitarist Ryan Ramsdell, drummer Ricardo Viana, and bassist Glen Bridon. Blending hard-hitting riffs with emotional depth, they burst onto the scene in 2008 via Universal Records America, making waves with breakout single "Seasons," which hit the Top 10 on Active Rock Radio in the U.S. and Canada. Since then, they've sold over 150,000 albums, surpassed 200 million streams worldwide, and landed 12 Billboard Rock Radio Top 40 singles.
Their 2018 album Decade II marked a major step forward, with four Billboard-charting singles. "Living Not Alive" reached #21 on Billboard, earned 20M+ streams and 2M YouTube views. The album has surpassed 37M Spotify streams and 10,000 independent sales.
Tours with Red, Puddle of Mudd, The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, Alesana, and Saliva followed, alongside Covers Collection Vol. 1 and their viral take on Halsey's "Nightmare," which hit 1M YouTube views in a month, peaked at #25 on Billboard, and crossed 10M streams.
In 2020, they launched the Quarantine Collaborations project, leading to a 2021 album with three Billboard-charting singles and 9M streams in three weeks. They kept momentum with Manifestations (2022), delivering over 16M streams and a successful North American tour, fueled by tracks like "Standing My Ground" and "From The Fire In You."
2023 saw Covers Collection Vol. 2 with bold reimaginings of Tiësto, The Weeknd, My Chemical Romance, and Linkin Park. In 2024, they released Life Support 1 & 2 and the Welcome To Dystopia EP, featuring singles "Is This How It Ends?", "Welcome To Dystopia" (feat. Silent Theory), and "No Excuse."
In June 2025, The Veer Union signed to Arising Empire Records and announced their new full-length Reinvention, set for early 2026. A massive North American and European tour in 2026 will continue their legacy of explosive, genre-blending rock shows.
