Full Scale is an American rock band formed in 2001 in Los Angeles, California by lead vocalist/bassist Aaron Hagan and guitarist Brian Goldphal. With their hard-hitting guitar-driven sound and powerful vocal hooks, they achieved quick success with their 2002 debut album, Exposure. With tracks such as "Appreciate" and "Snakes", the album climbed the modern rock charts, and the band won a devoted fanbase with their intense live performances.

The band released their follow-up album, Lights Out, in 2006 which was well-received, but unfortunately, they disbanded shortly thereafter due to creative differences. However, in 2011, they announced a reunion and in 2013 released their third album, Lights In The Sky. The album garnered much acclaim and their fanbase grew with tracks such as "Still The Same".

Full Scale reunited again recently in 2017 and have since released two singles from their upcoming album, due out in 2020. The band continues to play