Boyce Avenue

Boyce Avenue is an American acoustic rock band formed in Sarasota, Florida, by brothers Alejandro, Daniel and Fabian Manzano. The band's name combines two streets the brothers lived on as children. They built their audience largely through YouTube, where their acoustic covers of pop and rock hits reached hundreds of millions of views and helped popularize the stripped-down, guitar-and-vocals cover format long before it became a common genre on the platform.

Beyond covers, Boyce Avenue writes original material spanning pop, rock, country and R&B influences, often built around close vocal harmonies and melodic acoustic arrangements. After being signed to Universal Republic, the brothers left the major label in 2011 to found their own independent imprint, 3 Peace Records, giving them full control over releases and collaborations.

Their catalog includes emotionally direct originals as well as reworked versions of songs like «Mirrors» and «Photograph», alongside collaborations with a range of guest vocalists across their releases. Their independent, fan-funded model made them one of the earlier examples of a band building a major career primarily through online video rather than traditional radio or label promotion.