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L.A. pop/rock quartet the Tide were put together specifically to support <a href="spotify:artist:7gAppWoH7pcYmphCVTXkzs">the Vamps</a> on their 2015 world tour, but ended up a popular draw in their own right. The group's members were recruited online. Guitarist and lead vocalist Austin Corini, an L.A. native, had been on the American X Factor in 2012, initially as a solo artist and then in the group Playback. Guitarist Drew Dirksen and drummer Nate Parker, from Ohio, had played together in a band called All the Above. Bassist Levi Jones, from Pennsylvania, had made a name for himself posting covers on YouTube, solo and with the band Almost Adults. Much like <a href="spotify:artist:7gAppWoH7pcYmphCVTXkzs">the Vamps</a>, they peddled a roughed-up version of boy band pop, playing their own instruments and co-writing many of their songs. They were introduced to the world via a series of YouTube videos in which they covered tracks by the likes of <a href="spotify:artist:4AK6F7OLvEQ5QYCBNiQWHq">One Direction</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:7n2wHs1TKAczGzO7Dd2rGr">Shawn Mendes</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:6T5tfhQCknKG4UnH90qGnz">DNCE</a>. In 2015, they toured the world with <a href="spotify:artist:7gAppWoH7pcYmphCVTXkzs">the Vamps</a> and were readily embraced by a large chunk of that band's young fan base, who followed them avidly on social media. Signed to <a href="spotify:artist:7gAppWoH7pcYmphCVTXkzs">the Vamps</a>' imprint, Steady Records, and then to <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Capitol%22">Capitol</a>, they released a slew of singles, all of which ended up on their 2017 debut album Young Love. ~ John D. Buchanan, Rovi

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