About
About
The History
Formed in 2015, The Great Enough did the usual grind, playing live shows and sweating it out in rehearsals to refine the bombastic gut punch sound that one radio personality dubbed "Soulternative."
In 2017, the song "Can You Relate?" went viral on Spotify, netting over a million streams. That led to radio appearances and bigger shows, which culminated in a sold-out headline at the legendary Underground Arts venue in Philadelphia.
2018 saw the band opening stadiums and arenas, including two iHeartMedia festivals. Their tour schedule has landed them on stage with Imagine Dragons, Judah & the Lion, Mike Shinoda, Fuel, Eve 6, Sister Hazel, AJR, Sir Sly, Missio, Fastball, Cracker.
The new album BORN hit the Internet on July 6 and the band played to an energetic capacity crowd at an album release to celebrate before getting back down to the business of making music.
The band began 2019 with the Winter Jawn Festival, supporting Young the Giant, Matt and Kim, and lovelytheband. Spring and Summer tour dates coming soon.
Latest Single: Never Run Away, now available wherever music is consumed.
Tour
Tour
Contact
Contact
Press Kit
Press Kit
THE GREAT ENOUGH
Members
(center) Bright Kelly: Lead Vocals, Guitar
(left) Brian DiBiagio: Lead Guitar, Vocals
(right) John Hoff: Drums, Percussion
(not pictured) Robby Crane: Bass, Keys, Vocals
Connect
General Inquiries: info@thegreatenough.com
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Business Inquiries
Booking | Press
David Miller | mgmt@thegreatenough.com
(215) 266-5788
General
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Produced by Luke Tozour (Jamie Cullum, Mika, Katy Perry) and The Great Enough
Engineers: Luke Tozour, Mike Bardzik, Brian DiBiagio, Bright Kelly
Recorded at The People's Music Studio (Los Angeles), Noisy Little Critter (Pennsylvania), and The Great Enough Studios.
PRESS
"If Counting Crows were fronted by a grittier, bluesier Adam Lambert, they'd sound like The Great Enough. Bright Kelly has the best set of male vocals in the City of Philadelphia."
-Jammin Jessie, Radio 104.5, iHeartRadio
"I used to listen to The Foo Fighters … until I heard The Great Enough.”
- Quincy Stallworth, Sofar Sounds (Songs from a Room)
"The steady building track [Can You Relate?] builds to a climactic chorus, and shows how the power of music connects people. The ringing refrain [...] is a reminder that there is nothing more audacious or more rock and roll than hope."
-PureVolume
"A lush, almost anthemic alt-rock track."
-The Hook Journal
"The City of Brotherly Love has once again delivered us sweet, gentle aural care in the form of [their] soul-drenched new single."
-Ouch! That Hertz
"Get ready for a throwdown..."
-The Millennial Noise
“Their sound was every bit as impressive in person as it is cranking out of the speakers.”
-Independent Philly
“Anybody who is a fan of alt-rockers Foo Fighters, Kings of Leon and the Killers will surely get a kick out of this band.”
-Enter the Venture
“[The band] causes a stir. Watching them is like being a part of their party … Exuberant.”
-Musigator
Biography
Venues Played: BB&T Pavilion Arena (Radio 104.5 Birthday Show Festival), Vineyard at Hershey (Merlot Day Festival), HUE Festival, East Coast Music Conference (Norfolk, VA), World Cafe Live, Steel Stacks, underground Arts — and a thousand other stages, festivals and clubs with capacities ranging from 200 to 25,000.
Band Played With: (not a complete list!) Imagine Dragons, MisterWives, Dreamers, Atlas Genius, Alien Ant Farm, Lit, Judah & the Lion, Young the Giant, AJR, Sir Sly, Mike Shinoda, Matt and Kim, Missio, Cracker, Glorious Sons, The Wrecks, Fuel, Eve 6, Sister Hazel, The Wallflowers.
Recent News: The Great Enough will be performing at XL Live in Harrisburg 2/29 for Millennium Music Conference. Early attendees can catch Bright solo opening the Ad Lib stage on 2/27.
METRICS
Over 1.1 million streams or downloads.
Over 100,000 youTube views.
In rotation (WXPN, NPR, iHeartRadio, Radio 104.5, i99FM, y102) on terrestrial FM radio, internet radio, and all streaming services.
WXPN Pick of the Week (Inexplicable), and selected as one of 10 artists to perform at the 10th Annual Home for the Holidays Concert.
Chosen by Pause and Play for a New Songs Playlist with Bleachers, Lady Gaga, Sting, etc (Can You Relate?)
Alternative Addiction Indie Song of the Day (Voice on the Radio)
Selected for Golden Mixtape's "Match It" Playlist
Already Heard playlist feature alongside Rise Against, All Time Low, Pierce the Veil, etc (Bowerbirds)
Featured in Round Magazine, Skope Magazine, New Millennium Music, PureVolume, The Hook Journal, and many more.
Bio:
Their particular brand of vital, intense rock and roll has drawn comparisons to artists as varied as The Killers, The Gaslight Anthem, and The Lumineers. Draw your own conclusions. The Great Enough is not interested in self-labeling. They want you to decide, for yourself, what they mean to you.
If we are to let the music speak for itself, it will tell you that these guys work hard and care deeply. That they are exploring the human experience in as honest a way as they are able. That they want to laugh with us, and rage with us; they want to feel our loneliness and our exultation; that they want to roar. Everything else is up to you.
Never Run Away released February 14.
ALBUM: BORN
BORN released July 7. The album features a guest appearance by Chuck Treece of Bad Brains. The singles “Inexplicable” and “Bowerbirds” are in current FM rotation. Total YouTube views exceed 35,000, and songs from the album have been featured in radio ads.
