Highly Suspect

Grammy-Nominated Rock Trio

Highly Suspect is an American rock trio that formed in 2009. The band consists of twin brothers Rich and Ryan Meyer, and Johnny Stevens. They first gained mainstream attention with their 2015 album "Mister Asylum," which earned them critical acclaim and two Grammy nominations for Best Rock Album and Best Rock Song for their single "Lydia." Following the success of "Mister Asylum," Highly Suspect released their second studio album, "The Boy Who Died Wolf," in 2016, which further solidified their place in the rock music scene. Their third album, "MCID," released in 2019, showcased a more diverse sound incorporating elements of hip-hop and featured collaborations with other artists. Known for their energetic live performances and gritty sound that blends hard rock with blues influences, Highly Suspect has continued to build a dedicated fan base while evolving their musical style.