Seven Day Jesus
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| Origin |  Huntington, West Virginia, USA |
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| Genre(s) | Rock music | |
| Years active | 1994–1998, 2004 | |
Seven Day Jesus (a.k.a. 7DJ or SDJ) was a Contemporary Christian Music rock band formed in Huntington, West Virginia in 1994. The band split in 1998, but they reunited for one show in 2004.
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[edit] Band history
Seven Day Jesus was formed by childhood friends, singer and guitarist Brian McSweeney, rhythm guitarist Chris Beaty, bassist Wes Simpkins, and drummer Matt Sumpter. They began as a cover band, but soon began writing their own music.
Looking to break-out, the band released several albums, before being signed by 5 Minute Walk, an indie label in California. After releasing the critically acclaimed album (Hunger) in 1996, they were signed to Forefront. In 1998, after a change in line-up, they released their eponymous album and changed their style significantly. The album spawned several hits, but the band split shortly after.
Surprisingly, the band reunited in 2004 and played at Bleach's final live performance. The band released a live album soon after. There is no further news as to the future of the band. The album features two sets of songs from live performances in 1996 and 1998. McSweeney and Sumpter now play in the rock band Matthew. Matthew is not a Christian band. Chris Beaty joined The O.C. Supertones in 2003 and played with them until they disbanded in 2005.
[edit] Band members
- Brian McSweeney - vocals, lead guitar
- Chris Beaty - rhythm guitar
- Russ Fox - bass guitar
- Kevin Adkins - drums
[edit] Former members
[edit] Discography
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