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The document details the members, both current and former, of the band Mae. It provides information on related side projects by members. It also lists the band's albums, EPs, singles and compilation appearances in a discography section.

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Members

The document details the members, both current and former, of the band Mae. It provides information on related side projects by members. It also lists the band's albums, EPs, singles and compilation appearances in a discography section.

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Members[edit]

Current members[edit]

 Dave Elkins (born Dave Gimenez) – vocals, guitar (2001–present)


 Zach Gehring – guitar (2003–present)
 Jacob Marshall – drums, piano (2001–present)
 Mark Padgett – bass (2002–2007, 2010–present)
 Rob Sweitzer – keyboards (2002–2007, 2010–present)
Touring members[edit]

 Josiah Schlater – bass (from the bands Tokyo and Color)


 Robert Smith – keyboard (from the bands Tokyo and Musicplayer)
 David Pogge – bass (for the (a)fternoon tour)
 Tyler Strickland – guitar (for the (a)fternoon tour)
 Matt Beck – guitar (initial tour, bailed mid-tour, replaced by member Zach Gehring)
 Drew Smyser – bass (winter 2017 shows, from the band Code Machine)
 Patrick Ryan – bass and guitar (mid 2017)
 Kipp Wilde - keyboard (from the band Windsor Drive, 2017)
Former members[edit]

 William Clark – bass (2001–2002)


 Jacob Clemons – saxophone (now of the E-Street Band)
Related projects[edit]

 Before forming Mae, Dave Elkins was a co-founder and lead vocalist for the indie band
"Sky's the Limit". Two songs that Elkins originally wrote for Sky's the Limit have been
recorded and released by Mae – "Skyline Drive", on Destination: Beautiful, and "Tisbury
Lane", on Destination: B-Sides.[14]
 After Mae finished their final tour, Dave Elkins began a new project called Schematic.
 Jacob Marshall has formed the band River James with members of the band Army of Me.
 In the fall of 2014, Mae keyboardist Rob Sweitzer announced a crowd-funding project for a
solo record of his own, titled "M29", under the act name My God, It's Full of Stars.[15]

Discography[edit]
Albums[edit]
Chart Positions

Yea
Title Label
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p Christia Roc Alternativ Digita
200 n k e l

200
Destination: Beautiful – – – – –
3 Tooth
& Nail
Record
200 s
The Everglow 51 1 – – –
5

Capitol
200
Singularity Record 40 – 12 13 40
7
s

(M)(A)(E) (Compilation Cell


201
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7
Ps) s

EPs and B-sides[edit]

Chart
Positions
Title Year Label

Top 200

Mae EP 2002 Unsigned –

Destination: B-Sides 2004 Tooth & Nail Records –


Tooth & Nail Records
Connect Sets 2005 –
Sony Connect

Live Music Series: Mae EP Beyond Warped –

2006

The Everglow EP Tooth & Nail Records –

Morning –

2009

Afternoon Cell Records –

Evening 2010 –

Singles[edit]

Chart
Positions

Year Title Album

Billboard Hot
100

"Embers and Envelopes" –

2003 Destination: Beautiful

"Summertime" –

"Suspension" –

2005 The Everglow

"Someone Else's Arms" –


2007 "Sometimes I Can't Make It Alone" – Singularity

2009 "The House That Fire Built" – (m)orning

2017 "Our Love Is A Painted Picture" –

2017 "Light" –

DVDs[edit]

 From Toledo to Tokyo (Astorya Entertainment, 2005)


 The Everglow: Special Edition DVD (Tooth & Nail Records, 2006)
 Destination: Beautiful Five Year Anniversary (Mae Recording Company, 2008)
 (M)orning (Cell Records, 2009)
 (A)fternoon (Cell Records, 2010)
 (E)vening (Cell Records, 2011)
Compilation appearances[edit]

 Happy Christmas Vol. 4 (2005, contributed "Carol of the Bells")


 Punk Goes 90's (2006, contributed "March of the Pigs")

Song of the Month[edit]


Throughout 2009, Mae released 'Songs of the Month' (proceeds benefiting Habitat for
Humanity and Donorschoose.org), with the first four tracks going onto the (M)orning EP, the
second set of four going onto the (A)fternoon EP, and the final four on the (E)vening EP:

 January: "The House that Fire Built"


 February: "Boomerang"
 March: "A Melody, The Memory"
 April: "Night/Day"
 May: "Over and Over"
 June: "The Cure"
 July: "The Fight Song"
 August: "In Pieces"
 September: "I Just Needed You To Know"
 October: "Seasons"
 †
November: "Sleep Well"
 †
December: "Bloom"

 † - Release delayed due to the theft of Mae's instruments and gear in Philadelphia

References[edit]
1. Jump up^ iTunes Store
2. Jump up^ "The Everglow, Christian Music Reviews". Christianitytoday.com. Archived from the
original on August 6, 2009. Retrieved 10 April 2012.
3. Jump up^ http://spartanrecords.limitedrun.com/releases
4. Jump up^ Breimeier, Russ. "The Everglow review". Christian Music Today.
RetrievedDecember 2, 2007.
5. Jump up^ "AbsolutePunk.net 2003 interview with Dave Elkins". Retrieved February 20, 2007.
6. Jump up^ "sad news for MAE and MAE fans". Archived from the original on February 15, 2009.
Retrieved September 24, 2007.
7. Jump up^ Band's MySpace blog
8. Jump up^ "Good news for MAE and MAE fans". Retrieved June 25, 2010.

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