Aaron West and The Roaring Twenties is the brainchild of The Wonder Years' frontman Dan "Soupy" Campbell. We Don't Have Each Other offers up a more stripped down approach with Campbell's signature story telling lyrics. Originally released in 2014, We Don't Have Each Other, is the debut album from Aaron West and The Roaring Twenties, the solo/side project from Dan Campbell (frontman of Philadelphia pop punk legends, The Wonder Years). Celebrating 10 years in 2024, the album follows Campbell's alter ego Aaron West, an alcoholic, grief-stricken man who lost his father, his wife, and his unborn child, all within a year. The devastating album with influences that range from Bruce Springsteen, The Gaslight Anthem, and Pedro The Lion, showcases the lyrical genius of Campbell & his poetic tale of a man suffering from desolation, isolation, & despair. What started as a writing exercise has morphed into the start of a cinematic universe, with fans following the stories & characters, creating their own theories & Campbell himself hinting at new additions to the canon.