Backstory:

Wide-Eyed Control started out as a small-town garage band in the heart of Lexington, Kentucky. The band consists of four childhood friends: Jessica “Jess” Davis on vocals, Lucas “Luke” Thompson on guitar, Samuel “Sammy” Parker on drums, and Rebecca “Becky” Collins on bass. Their shared dream of becoming musicians led them to start their own band during their sophomore year of high school. After graduation, they all decided to dedicate their time and effort to the band, rather than going to college. Their commitment bore fruit when their debut album, ‘Meadow’s Green’, got picked up by a local radio station and started gaining traction. Their unique fusion of music, relatable lyrics, and raw energy quickly captured the hearts of listeners and they soon found themselves playing at bigger venues and music festivals across the country.

Genre:

Their music is a seamless blend of folk and indie rock with a touch of blues.

Title:

“Caught in a Dream”

Full song lyrics:

(Verse)
Em C G D
Living in a small town, staring at the sky
Em C G D
Dreaming of the big lights, and a chance to fly
Em C G D
Lost in the crowd, yet feeling so alone
Em C G D
But the music in our hearts kept us strong.

(Chorus)
Am G D
We were caught in a dream, lost in a song
Am G D
Chasing the rhythm, with Wide-Eyed Control
Am G D
Living in a moment, making our own
Am G D
With every beat, we found a home.

(Repeat verse and chorus)

Fan Testimonial:

Their favorite fan’s name is Alice Meyers. “Wide-Eyed Control has been my favorite band since I first heard their song ‘Caught in a Dream’ on the radio. The lyrics spoke to me on such a personal level. Their music has been my go-to during both good and bad times. Their songs, though unique in their blend of folk and indie rock, speak of universal experiences and emotions. It’s like they know exactly what their listeners are going through. Plus, the band’s story of sticking together and chasing their dream is so inspiring. They’re not just musicians, they’re dreamers who dared to take control, and that’s something I really admire.”