There for Tomorrow
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There for Tomorrow

There for Tomorrow formed in Orlando, Florida in the early 2000s with Maika Maile on vocals, Chris Kamrada on guitar, Chris Webb on bass, and Adam Bunnell on...

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There for Tomorrow's sharp pop-punk from Orlando

A Florida band that made three albums before going quiet in 2011.

If you're checking them out, start with "The World Calling" or "Deadlines." That's where their sound clicked.

They came up in the mid-2000s Orlando scene and landed on Victory Records, which gave their sound a platform. Songs like "The World Calling" and "Deadlines" from their second album "A Liar's Funeral" still get played. That record had a clean, urgent energy that fit right into what people were listening to at the time.

They formed in the early 2000s with Maika Maile on vocals and put out their debut "Sooner or Later" in 2006. After bassist Chris Webb left in 2009, they made one more album called "Reviver" before announcing an indefinite hiatus in 2011.

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There for Tomorrow formed in Orlando, Florida in the early 2000s with Maika Maile on vocals, Chris Kamrada on guitar, Chris Webb on bass, and Adam Bunnell on drums. They started playing local venues and eventually signed with Victory Records. Their 2006 debut album was called "Sooner or Later."

Their second album, "A Liar's Funeral," included the song "Deadlines" which became their most recognizable track. Other songs from that period like "A Little Faster" and "The World Calling" also found an audience. Bassist Chris Webb left the group in 2009 and was replaced by Aaron Gillespie.

They released a third album called "Reviver" in 2010. In 2011, the band announced they were going on an indefinite hiatus.

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