Stephen Kellogg & the Sixers is a Massachusetts' quartet made up of two distinct parts.   In one corner stands the unmistakably jubilant personality of rock-n-roll's The Sixers; in the other sits an authentic American songwriter in a period of profound growth. Rising triumphantly in the center is a band whose music is the perfect marriage of the two. The result is Glassjaw Boxer – a lasting letter to the world about family and friendships.           

     For the past few years, Kellogg & the Sixers have toured non-stop, some years clocking in close to 300 shows. They've shared the stage with such notable and diverse artists as Guster, James Brown, Jason Mraz, Kathleen Edwards, Carbon Leaf, Mike Doughty, Josh Ritter, and Pat McGee Band. In addition, the band shared arena stages with million-selling American band O.A.R.   Kellogg recalls the nervous scene prior to their first such show: “we were pushing each other around the dressing room like it was Braveheart – like we were going into battle.” The success of that show led to continuing collaborations between the like-minded bands and the mutual decision to release Glassjaw Boxer on O.A.R.'s own Everfine Records. “It's nice to be a part of that family,” says Kellogg.