About Last Night
About Last Night formed in Los Angeles around 2005 as a trio with Joseph Phillips on vocals, Max Greenberg on guitar, and Nicholas Perricone on drums. They...
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About Last Night formed in Los Angeles around 2005 as a trio with Joseph Phillips on vocals, Max Greenberg on guitar, and Nicholas Perricone on drums. They put out their first album in 2008 and followed it with records like 'Worlds Apart' in 2011 and 'Beautiful & Broken' in 2014. Their song titles often ran long and direct, like 'If I Could Write You A Symphony It Would Be Entitled Failure' and 'What If I Died Tomorrow'.
They kept releasing music through the 2010s, with 'Heaven and Hell' in 2017 and another album in 2020 that shared its name with that earlier song, 'What If I Died Tomorrow'. Other tracks in their catalog include 'A Heart For A Tongue' and 'Love Is War'. The band's original lineup changed at some point after 2012 when they lost their first drummer.
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