Random Hero is an American rock band formed in Denver, Colorado, United States. Random Hero is Aaron Watkins (Vocals), And Rob “Los” McDonough (Bass). Earning a #1 Christian Rock single, for eight weeks straight, with Tension, two Top 25 Billboard Mainstream Rock singles, along with six Top 5 Billboard Christian rock singles. The band has worked with Kellen McGregor (Memphis May Fire), Josiah Prince (Disciple), Ben Kasica (Skillet), co-headlined two major European festivals; Loud & Proud & Christmas Rock Night, featured on the "Today In Nashville Show", MTV's “Made,” multiple stops on the Vans Warped Tour and Christian music’s top rock outing, the City Rock Fest Tour. Random Hero continues to be a mainstay on national tours and festivals around the country and internationally. Discography includes The Breakdown EP, Carry Me, Bury Me, Oceans of Change and The Covering. Their latest release Tension (Rockfest Records) is the band’s largest release to date, providing a musical foundation squarely focused on elevating Random Hero’s urgent message of hope and healing. History Random Hero started in 2005. With original members Joshua Bertrand, Derek Arosemena, Robert Higdon (Drums), Nick Pearson (Keyboards) and Kat Barnes (Vocalist). In the early years, the band was gaining a lot of recognition, being compared to Evanescence due to Kat Barnes' haunting vocals, alongside Nick Pearson and Josh Bertrand's orchestral- based powerhouse writing. In April 2006, now lead vocalist, Aaron Watkins, replaced Kat Barnes. In August 2007, Random Hero entered the KBPI Best Band in Denver competition. KBPI is owned by Clear Channel, and is the fourth largest rock radio station in the United States. Hundreds of bands entered the contest. Random Hero finished the contest in the top three. In March 2008, drummer Rob Higdon left the band and the remaining members auditioned Josh Tarrant who joined the band. For the remainder of 2008, the band continued to play to large and growing crowds, not only headlining shows, but playing in direct support of national & International bands. In January 2009, Random Hero was approached by MTV as potential coaches for the MTV reality show "Made". Random Hero, and more specifically Joshua Bertrand, was chosen to film an episode of Made with a 9th grade student from Estes Park, Colorado. The completed Made episode aired more than fifty times in the US and an equal number over seas. For the remainder of 2009, Random Hero played a heavy schedule