The Last Plane Home

The Last Plane Home was founded in 2009 in New Haven, Indiana when Bobson Dugnutt called upon three of his former schoolmates in order to form a supergroup of unrivaled, unpolished pop punk enthusiasm. At some point, a man with a keytar appeared in the basement as well. This initial group saw Glenallen Mixon slinging six-stringed moonshine melodies, Willie Dustice praising at the altar of the pentatonic plectrum, Darryl Archideld synthesizing symphonic sonatas in 88 keys, and Sleve McDichael spanking the skins. In this first incarnation, TLPH wrote several original tracks including “Can’t Get Out Alive,” “Radio Nation,” and “Against the World.” In this short period of creativity, they managed to bring their unique sound to high school parking lots, Fort Wayne’s Freimann Square, and a lawless assembly of boy scouts that almost tore the band limb from limb in their fervor for just how much they rocked. But, it was not to last. In the formative years of their early twenties, the band hung up their instruments and went their separate ways. They scattered far beyond the tallest mountains on the horizon and over the vastest, uncharted seas. And to Florida. And some things that should not have been forgotten were lost. History became legend. Legend became myth. And for two and a half thousand (like ten) years, the music of The Last Plane Home passed out of all knowledge... Until their grand rebirth in 2020.