Formed by Jack O’Neill and Cary Pierce in their hometown of Dallas, the acoustic duo quickly developed a loyal local following and soon began touring the country. Over the next ten years, Jackopierce toured the world (3 continents, 10 countries, 44 U.S. states) selling out venues everywhere they went. They shared stages with Dave Matthews Band, Matchbox 20, Counting Crows, The Wallflowers, Vertical Horizon, Sheryl Crow, Jewel, Lyle Lovett, No Doubt, Collective Soul, Train, Semisonic and many others. During that time, they sold over 400,000 records (four independent albums and two on A&M Records).

Jackopierce ended their decade-long run in 1998 with a sold-out farewell tour and the release of Decade, a retrospective double-CD featuring many fan-favorites as well as new and live material.

Since then, O’Neill has been living in New York, performing as a member of the critically acclaimed Bat Theater Company. He also released his first solo CD, entitled Halfway Around The World.

Pierce has embarked on a successful solo career and continues to play all over the country. He has released four solo records and created his own record label, Foreverything Records. He is also becoming a sought after producer, producing and co-writing records for Graham Colton (Universal), Jack Ingram (Sony), Kai Brown (Red Eye), Jay Quinn Band, Creede Williams and many others.

Because of an endless demand by fans, Jackopierce reunited for sold-out shows in Dallas, Austin and Houston in November 2002. They continue to play 15-20 shows a year.

Information from the band's site

Musicians

• Jack O'Neill: guitar, vocals
• Cary Pierce: guitar, vocals

Influences

O'Neill: The Police, Phish, Cure and various alternative bands of the early '80's; Pierce: Neil Young, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell

Albums

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