Scene Stage the World

The story of the band Scene Stage the World began about three
years ago when two friends met playing in their own separate
bands at area shows.
As time went on and those bands broke up, vocalist Adam Osche,
21, and drummer Jordan Gibson, 20, both from Butler, started
jamming together.
“It was kind of just for fun, but serious at the same time,” Gibson
said.
They recorded their first demo album in the fall of 2010.
“We wanted to make music that appeals to everyone, but also
influencing people in a positive way,” Gibson said.
Shortly after the demo was released, vocalist Brian Campbell, 21,
also from Butler, joined the band.
But the group was still missing a vital part: a bass player.
The trio kept searching but could not find a permanent bass player.
“We just kept hoping we would find someone when we played our
first show. We didn’t want to keep playing shows with a bass player
that was just filling it,” said Campbell.
They got their wish. They met their permanent bass player, Cris Hughes, 20, of Evans City, at the
first show they played.
“For the first time we had a full band with permanent members. We just meshed perfectly,” Gibson
said.
This past spring, the four members of Scene Stage the World played their first show together. They
opened for national act called “awolnation.”
The band plays Butler County venues like the Rock House in Slippery Rock.
In the fall, the band released its debut album “statements,” which features eight original songs of
different styles and genres.
The CD “statements” is available for $5 at any of the band’s performances or through its Facebook
page. - Butler Eagle