Modern grunge and electronic grunge from Phoenix, Arizona. Official merch, music and tour dates, shipped from the band's own store.
Upcoming shows, plus every past show we have on record, from the Mason Jar in 1993 to the 2026 UK run.
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Interviews, reviews and news coverage of Grey Daze, from the 90s Phoenix scene to the modern electro grunge era.
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The band's 2021 KEDG radio interview for Amends… Stripped, set to a hand-drawn sand-art animation. Tap Sound to listen.
▶ Watch the full interview on YouTube
Sean Dowdell is interviewed about Grey Daze in France's drumming magazine, listed on the cover under Interviews.
A 90s profile of the band ahead of …No Sun Today, with Sean on how the hometown crowd got behind them and dates at the Electric Ballroom and Mason Jar.
A Phoenix band that came out of the early-90s grunge clubs, finished the songs it never got to finish, and kept going as a modern grunge band.
Drummer Sean Dowdell and singer Chester Bennington form Grey Daze and start playing the Arizona club circuit.
The first album, released independently, puts the band's dark, heavy alternative sound on record.
A second independent record, with several of the songs that would come back decades later.
Chester leaves Grey Daze and soon goes on to front Linkin Park. The rest of the band goes its own way.
Grey Daze planned a reunion show at the Dodge Theatre in Phoenix. It was cancelled because of Linkin Park's recording schedule.
Chester and Sean decide to bring Grey Daze back for good and announce a reunion show for 2017. Tickets go on sale, and the show is on pace to sell out.
The reunion show never takes place. Chester passes away on July 20, 2017. Sean, Mace Beyers and Cristin Davis decide to finish the old songs around Chester's original vocals.
Chester's 90s vocals with newly recorded music, released on Loma Vista Recordings.
Stripped-down versions of songs from Amends, released January 29, 2021.
The second reimagined album, with guest musicians and family contributions.
Cris Hodges starts performing with the band as lead vocalist.
The band plays its first UK tour in May, with Cris singing the songs in Chester's memory. Later that year comes "Fake Little Lies," the first new song with Cris on vocals and the start of the band's modern grunge sound.
Shows at home in Arizona and across Europe.
A new single and EP that lean into electronic grunge, with the title track picked for Apple Music's Breaking Hard Rock playlist, then a March run through Spain, France, the Netherlands and a UK headline tour.
New modern grunge and electronic grunge music from Grey Daze is on the way in 2027.
Promo shoots, club nights and road trips from the years the band was playing the Mason Jar, the Electric Ballroom and the Whisky. Tap any photo to see it full size.
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