Bio: Sean P - Guitar, Programming
Chris - Vocals
Tim - Drums
Ryan M. - Keyboard, Guitar
Ryan C. - Bass Guitar

The members of The White Tie Affair have musical A.D.D. Every thing they hear, touch and see influences them. The White Tie Affair is an adventure into pop, exploring many different styles and sounds. Whether it be sung, strummed, or programmed, you can bet they have tried to make it work. Front man Chris Wallace explains that the goal of the band is to "communicate their love for different kinds of music to anyone who wants to listen."

Growing up in Chicago, the group started piecing together sounds - everything from Stevie Wonder to AFI to The Police and came up with original, catchy songs. The White Tie Affair finally unveiled their musical work, playing shows all over Chicago. Their home city continues to greet them with open arms as the band has sold out the Beat Kitchen and has been main support for Lucky Boys Confusion at the annual reunion show at the Metro.

It only took a couple of months before Slightly Dangerous/Epic Records took notice and the band signed a deal in 2007. Since then, The White Tie Affair has toured extensively across the country, playing one hundred + shows, garnering press and die-hard fans alike. "We are living the life we always heard rock bands talk about when they were starting out … the band in a van, playing great venues in a different town every night," says guitarist Sean P. "This is the life we always wanted."

The White Tie Affair's debut album Walk This Way, released on April 22, is a soundtrack for the iTunes, PlayStation generation with breakout songs such as "Allow Me to Introduce Myself… Mr. Right," "Candle (Sick and Tired)" and "Take it Home."

In only a few months, The White Tie Affair have garnered a huge fan base. Millions of people all over the world viewed their debut videos for "Allow Me to Introduce Myself… Mr. Right" and "Candle (Sick and Tired)" on No Good TV and YouTube and the band continues to play to packed shows all over the country while on tour.

Recently MTV said, "since we first started listening to them, The White Tie Affair went from small-time gigs to big-time tours â€" from YouTube stars to TRL heroes. And they've gracefully braved grandiose comparisons to hometown heroes Fall Out Boy (though the Killers come to mind, and Boys Like Girls fans, you also need to pay attention), though they're carving out their own niche with glammed-up, synthed-out dance-rock tracks like "Candle (Sick and Tired)" and "Allow Me to Introduce Myself… Mr. Right" faster than you can swill champagne out of the bottle."

"At the end of the day, if our music makes you smile or dance or sing in some way, then we are accomplishing our goals.
We want to bring a little fun back to music.
We want to brighten up your bad days.
We want be the soundtrack to your great days." - Chris Wallace