Switchfoot

Switchfoot, a Grammy Award-winning band, first came into prominence with the release of their album "The Beautiful Letdown," which has since been certified double platinum. Their music was featured in the 2002 film "A Walk to Remember." The band's energetic live shows have been widely noted, and their recent activities include the release of the album "Interrobang" in 2021. Switchfoot's song "Stars" from the album "Nothing Is Sound" was a hit on mainstream and alternative rock radio stations and was used in HBO ads. Another single, "We Are One Tonight," featured in ads for the 2006 Winter Olympics, displaying the band's wide-reaching influence.

The band has also made notable philanthropic efforts, including the “Appetite for Construction Tour” benefiting Habitat for Humanity, raising over $100,000. They have also collaborated with Lifehouse on a single titled "Shine Like Gold" in 2017 to aid those affected by Hurricane Harvey. In addition to their philanthropic efforts, Switchfoot has been recognized for their diverse musical style, blending elements of alternative rock and hard rock and incorporating string arrangements. Their lyrics often feature philosophical and existential themes, drawing inspiration from poets and philosophers.

Switchfoot has been active in the music industry since their first release in 1997 and continues to tour and produce new music. They have received eleven GMA Dove Awards and twelve San Diego Music Awards, demonstrating their consistent artistic excellence. The band continues to innovate and engage with their fans, hosting a monthly livestream concert series during the COVID-19 pandemic called the "Fantastic Not Traveling Music Show." Their latest album as of 2023, "The Beautiful Letdown (Our Version)" celebrates the 20th anniversary of the original album.