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Square - Band emerged from Lincoln, Nebraska in 1999 as a trio driven by Sean Beste (vocals/keys), James Valentine (guitar), and Ryland Steen (drums). A breakthrough win in an Ernie Ball–sponsored band competition, defeating about 600 entrants, put them on the radar of rock and pop audiences. Their debut album, This Magnificent Nonsense (also released as This Magnificent), arrived around the turn of the millennium on Lucy Smith Music, blending rock and pop with jazz-fusion influences. Over the years, Square built a reputation for a keyboard-driven indie/pop sound with broad appeal, and guitarist James Valentine would later join Kara’s Flowers—an early chapter of what became Maroon 5. In 2025, Square reissued This Magnificent Nonsense on Bandcamp as a self-released record featuring the original core lineup. Today, we’ve got you covered with possible show opportunities, deep-dive history, and useful links for fans and new listeners alike.

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Square - Band’s music sits at the intersection of catchy pop-rock and exploratory jazz-fusion vibes, offering a signature blend that fans of indie pop and keyboard-forward rock will appreciate. Whether you’re a longtime admirer from Lincoln or a new listener discovering their legacy, secure your seats for upcoming performances and connect with the band through their official channels. We’ve got the scoop on tour plans, discography highlights, and where to follow Square online for updates.

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Quick Facts About Square - Band

  • Origin: Lincoln, Nebraska, formed in 1999 as a trio of Sean Beste (vocals/keys), James Valentine (guitar) and Ryland Steen (drums).
  • Major breakthrough: Won an Ernie Ball–sponsored band competition, beating about 600 entrants.
  • Debut album: This Magnificent Nonsense/This Magnificent (2000/2000s) released on Lucy Smith Music; genre described as rock/pop with jazz‑fusion influences.
  • Notable member link: James Valentine later joined Kara’s Flowers, which became Maroon 5.
  • Reissue: In 2025, Square released This Magnificent Nonsense again via Bandcamp as a self‑released album featuring the same core lineup.
  • Genre/style: Band described as rock/pop with jazz fusion elements; sometimes categorized as indie/keyboard‑driven pop rock.

The records

Square - Band Discography

  • This Magnificent Nonsense
    2000 · Lucy Smith Music
  • This Magnificent Nonsense
    2025 · Bandcamp self-release

Square - Band’s music sits at the intersection of catchy pop-rock and exploratory jazz-fusion vibes, offering a signature blend that fans of indie pop and keyboard-forward rock will appreciate. Whether you’re a longtime admirer from Lincoln or a new listener discovering their legacy, secure your seats for upcoming performances and connect with the band through their official channels. We’ve got the scoop on tour plans, discography highlights, and where to follow Square online for updates.

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