Blueprint 76

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Blueprint 76 is a Detroit pop punk group started in 2002 by Royce Nunley after 8 years in The Suicide Machines. The band's original lineup consisted of Royce Nunley on lead vocals, Steve Toth on guitar and Joe Rielly on drums. Joe "Joey Danger" Rielly moved back to his hometown of Nashville to drum tech for "The Pink Spiders" who had just been signed to Geffen Records and has been filled in by "Porno Bob" until his return to Detroit. Blueprint also lost member Steve Toth and added "Jon Berz" on guitar who also fronts "The Cast, The Camera". Royce recentally moved to just vocals live to become a more active front man and added Dan Powers as the new bassist.


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