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Wheat is a pivotal indie rock band formed in Taunton, Massachusetts in 1996 by Scott Levesque, Brendan Harney, Ricky Brennan Jr., and Kenny Madaras. Known for their melodic hooks, thoughtful lyrics, and a blend of alt-rock and college-rock sensibilities, Wheat carved out a distinct voice in the late 1990s and early 2000s. We’ve got you covered with a concise look at their history, landmark releases, and the legacy they left on the indie scene.

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Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to their catalog, secure your seats and stay informed on Wheat’s activity as we share highlights from their discography, notable film placements, and the status of live appearances following recent updates from the band.

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Key moments in Wheat’s career include five studio albums released between 1997 and 2009 on respected labels like Sugar Free Records and The Rebel Group, plus singles that gained recognition on influential radio programs. The band’s music has appeared in popular films such as A Cinderella Story and Elizabethtown, underscoring their cross-media appeal. While 2011–2012 saw a flurry of singles that hinted at renewed momentum, recent updates note the passing of drummer Brendan Harney in February 2025, with no public announcement of new tours for 2025. For fans, Wheat’s legacy lives on in their recordings, reissues, compilations, and ongoing conversations in indie rock circles. We’ve got you covered with the latest context, and we’ll help you stay connected with official channels for future news.

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Venue updates, dates, and ticket availability are posted as they are announced. If you’re looking to secure seats for Wheat-related performances, we’re here to help with straightforward options and reliable service.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Wheat

  • Formed in Taunton, Massachusetts in 1996 by Scott Levesque, Brendan Harney, Ricky Brennan Jr., and Kenny Madaras.
  • Five studio albums: Medeiros (1997, Sugar Free Records); Hope and Adams (1999, Sugar Free); Per Second, Per Second, Per Second ... Every Second (2003, Aware/Columbia); Everyday I Said a Prayer for Kathy and Made a One Inch Square (2007, Empyrean Records); White Ink, Black Ink (2009, The Rebel Group).
  • The 1999 single Don't I Hold You ranked No. 50 on John Peel's Festive Fifty (BBC Radio 1).
  • Songs appeared in films: I Met a Girl (Per Second) in A Cinderella Story; Don't I Hold You (2003 version) in Elizabethtown.
  • In 2011–2012 Wheat released a set of singles (The Used 2 Be In Love Blues; Gettin' Ready To; P Is For Pressure), with 2011–12 activity signaling a later phase before limited activity after 2016.
  • Drummer Brendan Harney passed away in February 2025; the band has not publicly announced new tours for 2025.

The records

Wheat Discography

  • White Ink, Black Ink
    2009 · The Rebel Group
  • Everyday I Said a Prayer for Kathy and Made a One Inch Square
    2007 · Empyrean Records
  • Per Second, Per Second, Per Second ... Every Second
    2003 · Aware/Columbia
  • Hope and Adams
    1999 · Sugar Free Records
  • Medeiros
    1997 · Sugar Free Records

The hits

Top Wheat Songs

  • P Is For Pressure
    2012 · N/A
  • Gettin' Ready To
    2012 · N/A
  • The Used 2 Be In Love Blues
    2011 · N/A
  • Don't I Hold You
    1999 · John Peel Festive Fifty #50

Key moments in Wheat’s career include five studio albums released between 1997 and 2009 on respected labels like Sugar Free Records and The Rebel Group, plus singles that gained recognition on influential radio programs. The band’s music has appeared in popular films such as A Cinderella Story and Elizabethtown, underscoring their cross-media appeal. While 2011–2012 saw a flurry of singles that hinted at renewed momentum, recent updates note the passing of drummer Brendan Harney in February 2025, with no public announcement of new tours for 2025. For fans, Wheat’s legacy lives on in their recordings, reissues, compilations, and ongoing conversations in indie rock circles. We’ve got you covered with the latest context, and we’ll help you stay connected with official channels for future news.

Venue updates, dates, and ticket availability are posted as they are announced. If you’re looking to secure seats for Wheat-related performances, we’re here to help with straightforward options and reliable service.

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