Red

'Red' is an American Christian rock band from Nashville, Tennessee, formed in 2002. The band's lineup consists of Michael Barnes (vocals), identical twin brothers Anthony Armstrong (guitar) and Randy Armstrong (Bass), and Dan Johnson (drums). 

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Red's music incorporates elements of rock, alternative rock, and hard rock. The band's lyrics often address themes of spiritual struggle, redemption, and existential angst. They are known for their intense live shows and powerful musical dynamics, often using orchestral elements in their music.

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The band released their debut album, "End of Silence," in 2006, which received a Grammy nomination for Best Rock or Rap Gospel Album. The album's lead single, "Breathe Into Me," became a hit on Christian and mainstream rock radio. 

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Following their debut, Red continued to gain success with their subsequent albums, "Innocence & Instinct" (2009), "Until We Have Faces" (2011), "Release the Panic" (2013), "Of Beauty and Rage" (2015), and "Gone" (2017). The band's music has been featured in various media outlets, including movie soundtracks and video games. 

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Despite changes in the music industry, Red has remained steadfast in their musical and lyrical approach, earning them a dedicated fan base. They are recognized for their contribution to the Christian rock genre and their crossover appeal to mainstream rock audiences.