In the beginning (2008 - 2011)

Launch Point started as a solo project from multi-instrumentalist Jon Evans out of frustration on waiting on others to take the step necessary to reach the next level in the music business.

CHANGE (2012-2016)

The summer of 2012 brought a move in location and release of the single “Change” and the cover of Smashing Pumpkins song “Take Me Down”.

Stare Out and Collaborate (2017-2020)

Recorded at the first iteration of Goat Hill Studios.

Reformation (2021)

Taste of Fort Collins

Onward and Upward (2022-Present)

Continuing with music

Launch Point’s sound is a fusion of alternative rock, space rock, and neo-prog, designed to feel like a shuttle launch. Their music captures the intensity of chaotic, powerful moments, contrasted by serene, atmospheric passages that make you feel like you’re floating in the vast expanse of space.

They have been compared to and have sighted music and movie influences, including 311, 30 Seconds to Mars, Angels and Airwaves, Starset, Dredg, Incubus, Dead Letter Circus, Deftones, Beartooth, Thrice, Bring me the Horizon, Architects, Wu-Tang Clan, The Nappy Roots, Blade Runner, The Fountain, Earth to Echo, Lost, The Creator, and Oblivion.