Blueprint 76

American punk band

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Blueprint 76

Origin| Detroit, Michigan, U.S.
Genres| Punk rock
Pop punk
Melodic hardcore
Hardcore punk
Years active| 2002–2005
Labels| Broken Spoke Records
Members| Royce Nunley
Steve Toth
Joe Reilly

Blueprint 76 was an American pop punk band started in 2002 by Royce Nunley after eight years in The Suicide Machines. The band's original lineup consisted of Nunley on lead vocals and bass, Steve Toth on guitar and Joe Reilly on drums. Joe Reilly "Joey Danger" a.k.a. "Joey B-Side" moved back to his hometown of Nashville to drum tech for The Pink Spiders who had just been signed to Geffen Records and was filled in by "Porno Bob" for the final tour and Warped Tour dates. Blueprint also lost member Steve Toth and added "Jon Berz" on guitar who also fronts "The Cast, The Camera" and is a multi-instrumentalist for Blasé Splee. Blueprint added Dan Powers as the new bassist and Royce finished out their last years as lead singer.

The band's debut studio album, Into the Flames, received a four-star rating from Punknews.org, which described it as "standard pop-punk release."[1]

## Discography

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* Into the Flames (2002)
* Better Late Than Never (2004)
* Later demo (2005)

## References

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1. ^ "Blueprint 76 - Into The Flames". Punknews.org. March 5, 2004. Retrieved June 25, 2025.

## External links

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* Official website (archived)

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