Evan Bingham
Evan Bingham (born May 29, 2006) is an American singer/songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist from in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Bingham began performing publicly as a teenager and has been associated with several musical projects, most notably Rude Mood. He released his debut album, Lovesickness, in 2024 and subsequently formed Rude Mood, whose self-titled debut album was released in 2026.
Evan Bingham | |
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| Born | May 29, 2006 Bridgeport, Connecticut, U.S. |
| Years active | 2022-present |
Career
As a teenager, Bingham performed throughout Colorado Springs and the surrounding Colorado music scene. His work has included solo performances as well as appearances with various other musicians and bands.
Lovesickness
Bingham released his debut studio album, Lovesickness, on November 22, 2024. The album established his solo recording work and included the song "Wishes."
The album also produced the single "Best Friends." In January 2025, Denver publication 303 Magazine included Bingham among its selection of new Colorado musicians to know, describing him as a Colorado Springs artist and highlighting the "Best Friends" music video[1]. The video was directed by Colton Clark and H. Wyatt.
Rude Mood
Bingham subsequently became a founding member of Rude Mood, a Colorado Springs band incorporating grunge, pop punk, rock, electronica, and sample-based instrumentation. The group consists of university students and became active in the Colorado Springs live-music scene, including performances at UCCS[2].
The band released its self-titled debut album, Rude Mood, on January 1, 2026, through independent vessel Rude Records. The album includes the song "(your)problem," for which Bingham is credited as guitarist, songwriter, and producer.
Rude Mood gained further attention in the Colorado music community after qualifying for the 2025 BandWagon Magazine Battle of the Bands. The group won its Colorado Springs preliminary round at Lulu's Downtown on November 8, 2025, advancing to the competition's finals in Denver.
Musical style
Bingham's music has developed from guitar-centered songwriting into a broader alternative-rock sound incorporating elements of indie rock, pop, grunge, and electronic music. His solo material on Lovesickness emphasizes songwriting and vocals, while his work with Rude Mood expands into a full-band sound incorporating synthesizers, electronic textures, and rhythm-driven rock instrumentation.
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