April Sixth

The foundations of Alternative Rock band April Sixth were laid down in 2001 when guitarists Robert Geiser and Brian Marquez started jamming at the Martin Luther King High School in Riverside, California. Later that year they would hook up with Christopher 'Snaps' McCracken through a chance meeting at a local coffee shop where McCracken was performing an acoustic set. The trio began writing and rehearsing material in a barn under the moniker of Cornerstone. After recruiting a bassist and drummer the band decided to test their songs at a few gigs at local high schools before booking their first club gig. At this juncture the band decided to change their name to April Sixth.