The Veer Union

Canadian rock band

The Veer Union formed in 2004, when vocalist Crispin Earl and guitarist Eric Schraeder found themselves living in adjacent rehearsal studios in downtown East Vancouver. The friends had previously pursued music in different bands; Earl contributed songs to Tommy Lee's solo album and fronted the band Everything After, while Schraeder enjoyed a short stint on Hollywood Records with 40 Foot Echo. On February 22, 2012, it was announced that bassist Marc Roots and guitarist James Fiddler left the band. Schraeder grew apart from Earl after dropped from their record label Universal Motown Records Crispin Earl - Vocals/Songwriter/Producer Ryan Ramsdell - Rhythm Guitar Dan Sittler - Lead Guitar/Harmony Vocals Tyler Reimer - Drums Amal Wijayanayake - Bass Guitar/Scream Vocals Former James Fiddler - guitar, backing vocals (2004-2011) Eric Schraeder - guitar, backing vocals (2004–2013) Marc Roots - bass (2004-2011) Neil Beaton -drums (2004-2013)