Anthony Kraft - Guitar/Vocals 

Anthony’s musical journey began in 2015 when he first picked up the guitar. By 2017, he was sharing metal video game covers online under the pseudonym nahtony, driven by a goal to compose for games. That ambition quickly became reality. He has since recorded guitar for the viral indie hit Super Battle Golf (2026) and performed on the MAGFest main stage alongside the Ro Panuganti Prog Experience in 2024 and Lizz Robinett in 2025.

Anthony joined Jersey Shakedown as lead guitarist in 2022. The project has since evolved into the three-piece emo band named Evermour, where Anthony handles both vocals and guitar. His versatile style bridges the worlds of heavy riffs and intricate scoring, deeply influenced by a mix of artists and composers including Lena Raine, Linkin Park, Dream Theater, Go Ichinose, and Avenged Sevenfold. When Anthony is not composing music or covering his favorite songs, he enjoys playing Pokemon, collecting plushies, or scouring for their next beanie to add to his collection. 

Krista Petti - Bass/Vocals 

Nineteen years ago, Krista’s musical journey began with the trumpet in elementary school which sparked the lifelong obsession with the thrill of performing live on stage. Spending every waking moment dividing her time between jazz band, concert band, choir, and open mic nights, she hasn't slowed down since.

Today, she serves as the bassist and vocalist for Evemour. Her current musical projects  span from Evemour to the acoustic trio Pretty Little Things, as well as her own solo acoustic project. She fell in love with Paramore’s 2005 debut studio album, All We Know Is Falling, before ultimately making their 2009 album, Brand New Eyes, her entire personality. From there, she took a deep dive into '90s punk, grunge, and '00s screamo, eventually forming a band in her teenage years named The Wooden Spoons with her best friend, a band name they still laugh about today.

When she isn't splitting her time between guitar, bass, and vocal duties, Krista works full-time as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) and household coordinator for a skilled nursing facility. To recharge, she enjoys indulging in vegan and gluten-free cuisines, visiting local distilleries/wineries with her wife, and spinning records from her collection of 150 vinyl releases. She balances the roar of loud amplifiers by unwinding with retro Nintendo games and parenting her four beloved pets. Krista carries the obsessive spirit of a true music fan, a passion best proven by the time she tracked Fleetwood Mac across three different cities on a single tour.

Steve Kraft - Drums/Vocals

Steve’s love of music began in the late ‘70s when his parents purchased a copy of Kiss’s studio album Alive II. As soon as the needle dropped on the record player for track one, side one, Steve was hooked. Seeing Kiss perform live at the Spectrum in Philadelphia sparked a dream of one day playing there too. 

By the ‘80s, Steve and his brother did daily drum challenges, which led to their short-lived Hollybrook neighborhood band, The Lungies. In ‘87, Steve and his band Anacreon, won a battle of the bands concert at Fort Dix. Steve also recorded an album and toured with heavy metal band, Judgement, for zero dollars, of course. Throughout the years, Steve has been in a handful of bands, of all different genres, but has always remained a drummer.

Duty calls - Steve and his wife had three children in the 90s and early 2000s. Steve took a break from rehearing, playing, and touring. Steve’s third child, Anthony brought music and performing back into his life - a $75 purchase at Columbus Farmer’s Market for a Peavey guitar reignited the spark. Anthony’s music lessons, taught by Neal, led to the Krafts’s path to cross with Krista, after which they became immediate close family friends. 

More recently, Steve has been involved with many classic rock cover bands, such as Spectrum and Jersey Shakedown. Despite the different dances with various musical genres, Steve was still looking for more. 

On Evermour, in his own words, Steve explains: “Imagine a voice only angels can hear, an effortlessly powerful guitar, a bottom end Bootsy Collins would appreciate, and perfect two-part vocals.…Then there's the downside: an out-of-control drummer with the voice of Satan on a good day….You know what? That’s perfect.”