The Band

Guitar / Vocals

Jason was raised on late-night radio, thrift-store band tees, and the belief that three chords can change everything, I turn frustration into hooks and nostalgia into anthems. The songs I write are about small-town escape, growing up, friendship, late nights, bad decisions, and the stubborn hope that tomorrow can be louder than today.

On stage, it’s sweat, feedback, and connection — no gimmicks, just a room full of people shouting the words back like they’ve known them forever. This isn’t about perfection. It’s about feeling something real.

Lead Guitarist, Undiagnosed ADHDer & Caffeine Addict, Pet Rescue & Animal Advice, Motivational Band Speaker AKA Cpt Positivity 

Before he was shredding stages with Remain Nameless, Dan was hauling a duct taped & sand covered red electric guitar down a Caribbean strip for incoming cruise ships to hear the sweet loud distortion before they docked. While earning his degree in veterinary medicine, he funded tuition the only way that made sense … by playing every show he could. Somewhere among palm trees, pets, and power chords … he also studied the art of contagious melodies and hard-hitting riffs that radiate emotion. His guitar work blends in the mix while creating hard hitting music to bridge chaos and clarity. When he’s not working ER over night shifts or under stage lights, he’s home with his family and playing private shows for all of his rescue pets! 

Guitar / Vocals

Mike is a former Marine Cobra pilot that missed his calling as a guitar player. 

Bass / Vocals

Austin hails from Brownwood, Texas originally, but now call San Antonio home. He's been playing in bands as long as he can remember but this is his first punk band. He realized over a decade ago that he'd been a frustrated bass player his whole life. He loves a good groove and a driving beat, but connecting it all with great lyrics is where his passion lives.

Drums

Ted Ruiz is a San Antonio-based drummer with roots in school band and a musician-first approach centered on groove, dynamics, and serving the song. His playing has been shaped through ongoing private study, plus clinics and masterclasses with world-class artists including Todd Sucherman, Jake Sommers, and Jay Weinberg.

Outside the stage, Ted also works as a substitute drum instructor at a local music academy, where he enjoys helping young drummers build confidence and a solid groove. He also performs with a local nonprofit percussion ensemble and dance troupe promoting art and culture through music and dance at events across San Antonio, including Fiesta and the Día de los Muertos River Parade.