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Formed in 2006 in Los Angeles, 16 Frames is the brainchild of frontman and principal songwriter Steve Sulikowski. The band blends pop and rock with adult alternative and indie flavors, drawing inspiration from iconic acts like U2 and Coldplay. Their debut album, "Where It Ends," dropped on March 24, 2009, via Verve Forecast and was produced by Matt Serletic, known for shaping major artists’ sounds. Tracks from the album gained wider exposure as they were featured on MTV's The Hills and ABC's Men in Trees. With a history of touring alongside names like Sheryl Crow, Crowded House, and Pete Yorn between 2007 and 2009, 16 Frames has built a reputation for engaging live performances. While public touring details for 2025 aren’t listed, we’ve got you covered for upcoming shows and ticket access as new dates are announced.