Blueprint 76

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Blueprint 76 was an American punk band from Detroit, Michigan, active from 2002 to 2005. They played punk rock, pop punk, melodic hardcore, and hardcore punk, and released music on Broken Spoke Records.

The group formed in 2002 when Royce Nunley started the band after eight years with The Suicide Machines. The original lineup was Nunley on vocals and bass, Steve Toth on guitar, and Joe Reilly on drums. Reilly moved back to Nashville to work as a drum tech for The Pink Spiders and was temporarily replaced by Porno Bob for the final tour and Warped Tour dates. Toth later left the band, and Jon Berz joined on guitar; Berz has also fronted The Cast, The Camera and plays with Blasé Splee. Dan Powers joined as the new bassist, while Nunley stayed as lead vocalist through the band’s final years.

Blueprint 76 released their debut album, Into the Flames, which earned a four-star rating from Punknews.org and was described as a standard pop-punk release.