recording a new album at The Bubble recording studio in Austin. In March, the band announced that "Love Comes in Waves" would be featured on the band's forthcoming album Step Into Light, which was released on May 19. A video for a second song from the album, "I Will Never Let You Down", was released in early March 2017. In mid-September 2017, the band played a living room concert at the home of Los Angeles–based comic Chet Wild following a nearly year-long Twitter campaign (#FastballAtChets). The concert raised $12,500 via Indiegogo to assist with Hurricane Harvey relief efforts. Several attendees at the concert took part in the filming of the video for "Best Friend" earlier that day, directed by Nigel Dick. The Help Machine In 2018 and 2019, the band debuted new songs "The Girl You Pretended to Be", "Help Machine" and "All Gone Fuzzy," from The Help Machine, their seventh album, which was released on October 18, 2019. The Deep End Fastball digitally released their eighth album, The Deep End, on June 17, 2022. Members Tony Scalzo – vocals, bass, keyboards, guitar (1995–present) Joey Shuffield – drums, percussion (1995–present) Miles Zuniga – vocals, guitar (1995–present)Current touring personnel Bobby Daniel – bassFormer touring personnel''' Harmoni Kelley – bass, vocals (2006–2008) John Clayton – bass, vocals (2008) Cory Glaeser – bass, vocals (2009–2011) Bruce Hughes – bass, vocals (2008, 2010) Michael Klooster – keyboards (2013) Robin Wilson – vocals, percussion (2013) Lonnie Trevino Jr. – bass, vocals Kevin McKinney – guitar Discography Studio albums Make Your Mama Proud (1996) All the Pain Money Can Buy (1998) The Harsh Light of Day (2000) Keep Your Wig On (2004) Little White Lies (2009) Step Into Light (2017) The Help Machine (2019) The Deep End (2022) EPs Soundtrack'' (2022) See also Music of Austin References External links Fastball collection at the Internet Archive's live music archive Rock Solid Podcast interview Musical groups from Austin, Texas Rock music groups from Texas Musical groups established in 1994 Hollywood Records artists American power pop groups 1994 establishments in Texas Rykodisc artists