Victory Heights was a post-hardcore band from Littleton/Denver, Colorado, United States. Victory Heights has made their name as one of the most anticipated, up and coming unsigned American post-hardcore acts of 2011. The band has set out to steal hearts all around the world. Their charisma and personality, combined with their catchy yet honest and hard hitting music has made their goal a reality. They make a point of representing themselves as a positive and fun group of people. The quintet is characterized by a critically acclaimed an energetically unmatched live show. They have found their musical niche on the fine line between hard hitting post-hardcore and bouncy, fun pop music. It is no mystery that the music industry is one of the toughest to succeed in. However, one thing is clear to anyone who has seen the band perform or listened to their music: Victory Heights is here to stay. Victory Heights is more than a band; it is more than five dudes on stage playing music; it is more than CD's and shows; Victory Heights is a movement. Expect big things from these guys.

On June 17th, 2014, Victory Heights released their debut, 13-track full-length album 'In Motion' with Brant Falliaux on vocals, Karl Bagnall on drums/vocals, Sam Bagnall on guitar, Mike Anderson on guitar, and Tyler Hutton on bass.

Members:
Karl Bagnall - Drums & Clean Vocals
Brant Falliaux - Vocals
Sam Bagnall - Guitar
Mike Anderson - Guitar
Tyler Hutton - Bass

Ex-members:
Brandon Kemp - Guitar
Samuel Lang - Vocals
Brennan Weiding - Keyboards
Zach Barrera - Bass
Chris Medina - Bass
Chance Coleman - Vocals

Discography:
2015 - Lost Boys (Single)
2014 - In Motion
2011 - To Die Would Be A Great Adventure
2009 - The Ocean And The Lighthouse

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The clean vocalist Karl and the guitarist Sam are now in the band called New Fiction: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0nebuGWPfCwH4AfXaFTgMy?si=b691mc5tRL2MsmR0XC-GsQ Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.