Earl Lumberton
Earl hails from Lumberton and is quite proud, as he indicates with his assumed surname. His primary influences are Eddie Vedder and Scott Stapp, though you wouldn't know it by listening to his original and refreshing style.
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Jon Washburn
Jon plays his Gibson with pride. Drawing heavily from his influences, he creates a hybrid sound between today's hottest guitarists. An open minded person, Jon is up for any musical challenge.
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Apollo Sparks
A student of the ghetto, Apollo wants to create a name for himself among bass players. His ultimate goal is to gain the respect and admiration of bass players worldwide. Rather than using flashy and senseless basslines, he prefers to follow, creating an undertone around the guitars.
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Jude Spinks
Avoiding those who ridiculed his last name with the mockery ""Spinks Sticks!"", Jude is the band's underdog. He doesn't hog the stage, but his sound dominates it, filling the air with the crunch necessary for the Earl and the Acronyms' cutting edge riffs.
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Geordi ""Lefty"" Lewis
Don't ask where the name came from, for Geordi is certainly a right handed drummer, and a powerful one at that. His favorite band is Nickelback, and it shows in his playing.

Holding Her and Loving You a cover of a song from Earl Thomas Conley

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