Split Lip Rayfield

After three years of touring, which saw the group opening for everyone from Del McCoury to Nashville Pussy, Split Lip Rayfield recorded and released a fourth long-player, Should Have Seen It Coming, in 2004. In early 2006, Rundstrom (who had also released a few solo records) was diagnosed with cancer. He continued to perform with the band for months as he fought and underwent treatment, but Rundstrom ultimately succumbed to the disease in February 2007, just about a week after playing what would be his last show. I'll Be Around, dedicated to the memory of Rundstrom, appeared in 2008. Never Make It Home, a feature documentary intended to be a concert film but ultimately focusing on Rundstrom's final days, premiered in 2011. The band's sixth studio album, On My Way, was released in 2017. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi