The Rocket Summer discography

The discography of The Rocket Summer, the rock solo project of Stephen Bryce Avary, consists of six studio albums, five EPs, and sixteen singles.

The Rocket Summer discography
The Rocket Summer live during AP Tour 2008.
Studio albums	6
Live albums	2
Music videos	15
EPs	5
Singles	16

Albums

Studio albums

Year	Album details	Peak chart positions
		US [1]	US Rock	US Christian	US Heatseekers	US Independent	CAN[2]
2003	Calendar Days Released: February 8, 2003 Label: Militia Muzik Producers: Chad Pearson / Rory Felton / Bryce Avary	—	—	—	—	—	—
2005	Hello, Good Friend Released: May 17, 2005 Label: Militia Muzik / SRE Producer: Tim O'Heir / Avary	—	—	—	26	26	—
2007	Do You Feel Released: July 17, 2007 Label: Island Def Jam Producer: Jim Wirt / Avary	44	16	—	—	—	—
2010	Of Men and Angels Released: February 23, 2010 Label: Island Def Jam Producer: CJ Eiriksson / Avary	38	4	2	—	—	—
2012	Life Will Write the Words Released: June 5, 2012 Label: Aviate Records Producer: Bryce Avary	58	23	2	—	12	175
2016	Zoetic Released: February 26, 2016 Label: Aviate Records	—	31	—	—	17	—

Live albums

Title	Album details
Connect Sets	Released: 2006 Label: Sony Music Distribution Formats: CD
Bryce Avary, His Instruments and Your Voices	Released: May 24, 2011 Label: Bryce Avary Formats: Digital download

Extended plays

Year	Album details	Peak chart positions
		US [1]	US Digital	US Ind.
2001	The Rocket Summer Released in 2001 Label: The Rocket Summer	—	—	—
2006	The Early Years Released on 14 November 2006 Label: Militia Muzik	—	—	—
2007	Do You Feel iTunes EP Released on 22 May 2007 Label: Island Def Jam	—	—	—
2009	You Gotta Believe Released on 26 October 2009 Label: Island Def Jam	114	23	—
2013	Christmas Madness Released on 3 December 2013 Label: Aviate Records	—	—	45

Singles

Year	Single	Album
2003	"Skies So Blue"	Calendar Days
2004	"This Is Me"
2005	"Brat Pack"	Hello, Good Friend
2007	"So Much Love"	Do You Feel
	"Do You Feel"
2009	"You Gotta Believe"	Of Men and Angels
2010	"Walls"
	"Hills and Valleys"
2012	"Run and Don't Stop"	Life Will Write the Words
	"Revival"
	"200,000"
2013	"Just For A Moment Forget Who You Are"
	"Soldiers"
	"Underrated"
2016	"Same Air"	Zoetic
	"FL, CA"

Compilation appearances

Year	Song(s)	Album
2003	"Skies So Blue"	The Militia Group
	"This is Me"
2004	"High Life"	Dead and Dreaming: An Indie Tribute to Counting Crows
	"What We Hate We Make"	Hello, We Are The Militia Group
2007	"So Much Love"	The CCM New Music Collection: Vol. 2
2011	"Maps"	Hello Somebody, Vol. 1

Videography

Music videos

Year	Title	Director
2003	"Skies So Blue"
2004	"This is Me"
2006	"Brat Pack"
2007	"So Much Love"	Shane Drake[3]
2008	"Do You Feel"	Nate Weaver / Bryce Avary[4]
2009	"You Gotta Believe"	Randy Scott Slavin[5]
2010	"Hills and Valleys"
2012	"Run and Don't Stop"
	"Revival"
	"200,000"	Marshall Burnette [6]
2013	"Just For A Moment Forget Who You Are"	Jade Ehlers
	"Soldiers"
	"Underrated"
2016	"Same Air"	Justin Giritlian and Nathan Sam
	"FL, CA"	Greg Hunter

References

1. "Artist Albums Charts History for: The Rocket Summer". Billboard. Retrieved 12 March 2010.
2. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2004-12-26. Retrieved 2013-12-14.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
3. So Much Love music video, Much Music, archived from the original on 20 May 2011, retrieved 12 March 2010
4. The Rocket Summer Returns with You Gotta Believe, Island Def Jam, retrieved 12 March 2010
5. The Rocket Summer's new album gets release date; music video posted, Alternative Press, retrieved 12 March 2010
6. The Rocket Summer (14 September 2012). "The Rocket Summer - 200,000 (official)". YouTube. Retrieved 24 April 2018.