1990 • Lorraine Lisa and Rob Henderson form a hard rock band called D'Vine Ryte. With Steve Melsom on Drums.

• 1992 John McCarthy joins DVR as Rhythm Guitarist and Backing Vocals

• 1993 Tim Foley joins DVR replacing Steve Melsom on Drums

• 1994 D'Vine Ryte records studio album at Tiki Recording Studios A, Glen Cove New York, Mark Gaide Engineer

• 1994 D'Vine Ryte lands record label contract and signs with Road Runner Records

• 1995 D'Vine Ryte completes East CoastTour, opens for Missing Persons

• 1996 Brian McGovern, Bassist and Bill Hoey on Drums joins DVR. US East Coast, South West Tour, opens for Nino' Betincourt of Extreme

• 1997 D'Vine Ryte embarks on 2nd studio album at Tiki Recording Studios, Fred Gurino Engineer

• 1997 D'Vine Ryte lands Euopean tour under Road Runner Records Label. tours with heavy metal band Warrant

• 1997 D'Vine Ryte departs after the passing of Bass Player, Brian McGovern

• 2006 John McCarthy and Lorraine Lisa-McCarthy form original project Somehow Sorry with Bassist Christopher Warren and drummer Jimmy Bosko

• 2006 Paul Maugeri joins Somehow Sorry as Bassist and Backing Vocalist

• 2007 Somehow Sorry records full length CD with Modern Voices Records, engineer Chris Pati.

• 2007 Somehow Sorry signs with ZooMusic Label 

• 2007 CD Release Party Funky Fish

• 2007 Somehow Sorry asked to play  Women's Rights to Rock Festival, Seneca Falls, NY

• Records professional Music Video at Triad Theatre, New York City, and other Long Island Locations, for Guru Project

• Somehow Sorry asked to play Jones Beach Bandshell with opening artist Sal Belossie

• Somehow Sorry asked back to play Jones Beach Bandshell 

• 2008 Somehow Sorry wins Rock the Bells festival New York City 

• 2009 Somehow Sorry. Drummer Jim Bosko had to take a leave of absense from the project due to serious injury

• 2020 Somehow Sorry 2.0 reforms with all original members, John McCarthy, Lorraine Lisa-McCarthy, Paul Maugeri and Jimmy Bosko.

• 2020 Somehow Sorry begins playing again, locally on Long Island.

• 2020 March 12, Michael Epstein invites Somehow Sorry to play his new reopened venue, “My Father's Place.”

• 2020 due to the pandemic, Somehow Sorry begins to record 5 new singles. Basic tracks recorded at EKO Productions, Deer Park, NY, with Steve Porcelli & Jack Walker, engineers. All tracking and mixing done by LMM Entertainment. Mastered with Major Decibel.

• 2021 Somehow Sorry records 4 more originals and one cover. Basic tracks recorded at EKO Productions, Deer Park, NY,  Steve Porcelli & Jack Walker engineers. All tracking and mixing done at LMM Entertainment. Mastered with Major Decibel.

• 2021 Paul Maugeri had to leave Somehow Sorry for p0ersonal reasons.

• 2022 Robert Jay joins Somehow Sorry on Bass Guitar

• 2022 • 2023 Somehow Sorry continues to play the local Long Island Circit 

• 2023 Somehow Sorry asked to play the Long Island Music Hall of Fame

• 2025 John & Rain start performing under the re-brand name of Johnny Rain. Original Soft rock/rock-abilly and sing-along style covers