Great name for a band
Concerned Ownership
The story
Born in the cultural heart of Nashville, Tennessee, 'Concerned Ownership' is the musical brainchild of childhood friends - Dan Stevens, Mark Bolding, and Luke Hollis. The trio discovered their shared love for music while playing in their high school's marching band. As they honed their skills and experimented with different genres, they found themselves gravitating towards the sincerity of Americana music and the soul-stirring lyrics of folk. Post their high school graduation in 2009, the trio decided to transform their passion into a full-time career, hence Concerned Ownership was born.
The band's name reflects their belief in the idea of shared humanity and the collective responsibility that comes with it. Over the years, their music has become a platform for them to share their thoughts and concerns on social issues, personal relationships, and human experiences. Their harmonious blend of folk and Americana, coupled with meaningful lyrics, have resonated with audiences, making them a beloved band in the music scene.
Strings of Unity
Verse 1 Em C G D Underneath the same sky, we're all playing our part Em C G D In this grand symphony, where everyone's a work of art Em C G D With your heart strings and mine, we can create a melody Em C G D In the name of unity, let's write our own symphony Chorus Em C G D Strings of unity, playing our part in harmony Em C G D In this grand symphony, your heart strings and mine, a divine melody Verse 2 Em C G D Times may change, seasons may shift Em C G D But our song remains, a timeless gift Em C G D From your heart to mine, echoes a symphony Em C G D In the name of unity, let's write our own destiny Chorus Em C G D Strings of unity, playing our part in harmony Em C G D In this grand symphony, your heart strings and mine, a divine melody
Biggest fan
Their biggest fan is Amy, a middle-school teacher from their hometown of Nashville. She discovered their music in 2012 and has been an ardent follower ever since. In her words, "Concerned Ownership is not just a band for me. Their music has been a friend, a confidante, a source of solace, and a beacon of hope. After a long day at school, I look forward to unwinding with their soulful music. Their songs resonate with me and have helped me navigate through some of my life's most challenging moments. Being a fan of Concerned Ownership is not just about loving their music, it's about being part of a community that believes in unity, compassion, and shared responsibility. Their music is a constant reminder of the power of unity, and that's what makes them my favorite band."