For over a decade, Connecticut-based alternative rock pop band Chaser Eight have been evolving. 

During this evolution they’ve twice been voted New England’s Best Alt-Rock band in The Deli magazine’s year-end poll and were nominated in 2024 for the New England Music Awards for Rock Act of the Year. In late 2024 they were crowned the winners of Mohegan Sun’s prestigious Locals Live and will headline the Wolf Den in 2025.

They have opened for the likes of Panic! at the Disco, Buckcherry, Trapt, Atlas Genius, Local H, Faster Pussycat, The Dollyrots, and Badfish. 

What they’re most proud of, however, is the impressive catalog of music they’ve created. 

Chaser Eight – which consists of founding member *AUDRA* (vocals/guitar) and is rounded out by Brennan DiLernia (bass), and Chris Siena (drums), and Mike Cocco (guitar) – has released 5 EPs, 8 standalone singles, and three full-length albums. 

On May 16, 2025, the band released “A Little Bit Longer”; their third single of 2025 with creative partner/producer The LX. The song was recorded and mixed at Black Barrel Records in Shelton by James Howard and mastered by Oli Morgan at the legendary Abbey Road Studios in London. They also released “Alice'“ and “Heaven On Earth” earlier this year. “Alice” was engineered/mixed at Black Barrel Records and mastered at Abbey Road. “Heaven On Earth” was engineered at Silk City Music Factory and Sage Sound Studios, mixed by John Barrett at Abbey Road, and mastered by Oli Morgan at Abbey Road.

When it comes to their extended run, and current 13 year anniversary as a band, they are grateful to have the stamina to produce 13 years of new music and even more grateful to the fans that continue to follow them on this journey.