The day I have been waiting for three years:
EVE 6 IS BACK!
Eve 6 returns to the musical world after a 3 year break from touring: Former RCA recording artists best known for smash hit "Inside Out" and graduation anthem "Here's To The Night" book shows; begin plans for a new album (October 6, 2007).
"After a 3 year hiatus, we're getting our stuff together to get out there and play for you all once again. We've given it a lot of thought and ultimately decided the best thing to do would be to make more music as Eve 6. There isn't a defined plan for a new album yet, but one will eventually be forthcoming" said ***enson in a blog post on Eve 6's official Myspace page. Since starting the official Myspace page in February 2007, Eve 6 has accumulated over 15,000 "friends", and over 1 million song plays, averaging nearly 10,000 plays per day.
Eve 6 burst onto the scene as teenagers in 1998 with their certified platinum self-titled debut. After touring for over 6 years and releasing 3 albums on RCA, Eve 6 and the label decided to part ways in early 2004. Eve 6 played their planned "final" show in July, 2004 at a spectacular outdoor concert underneath the historic gateway arch in St. Louis and then disbanded.
EVE 6 IS BACK!
Eve 6 returns to the musical world after a 3 year break from touring: Former RCA recording artists best known for smash hit "Inside Out" and graduation anthem "Here's To The Night" book shows; begin plans for a new album (October 6, 2007).
"After a 3 year hiatus, we're getting our stuff together to get out there and play for you all once again. We've given it a lot of thought and ultimately decided the best thing to do would be to make more music as Eve 6. There isn't a defined plan for a new album yet, but one will eventually be forthcoming" said ***enson in a blog post on Eve 6's official Myspace page. Since starting the official Myspace page in February 2007, Eve 6 has accumulated over 15,000 "friends", and over 1 million song plays, averaging nearly 10,000 plays per day.
Eve 6 burst onto the scene as teenagers in 1998 with their certified platinum self-titled debut. After touring for over 6 years and releasing 3 albums on RCA, Eve 6 and the label decided to part ways in early 2004. Eve 6 played their planned "final" show in July, 2004 at a spectacular outdoor concert underneath the historic gateway arch in St. Louis and then disbanded.
