About the Caulfields:
In 1995, the Caulfields, a Delaware-based quartet, led by lead singer and songwriter John Faye, became the first rock act from the First State to release an album on a major label since George Thorogood. Whirligig received a major push from A&M Records and propelled the band into the 90’s alterna-verse on the strength of the single “Devil’s Diary,” which became a top-40 Modern Rock track in the US and reached #61 on the singles chart in Australia, where the band toured for a month behind the strength of national radio play.

The band crisscrossed the US and Canada, playing shows with label mates Del Amitri, Gin Blossoms, and Blues Traveler, appearing at numerous radio station festivals with the likes of Ramones and Collective Soul, and landing on soundtracks for Fox Television’s “Melrose Place” and Columbia Pictures “The Baby-Sitters Club.” 

2020 marks the 25th Anniversary of the band’s debut album, and also marks the release of their first studio recording since the 90’s - a cover of “Love Will Keep Us Together” (made famous by Captain & Tennille in the 70’s).

Love Will Keep Us Together

The Caulfields