tid the season

After 23 years as a band, Every Time I Die have broken up. On Sunday (Jan. 17), Andy Williams, Jordan Buckley, Stephen Micciche and Clayton Holyoak released a statement detailing the split. Their final performances with Every Time I Die took place during ’Tid The Season, the band’s annual holiday show. “Andy, ...

This year, Every Time I Die’s ‘Tid The Season made its return in the band’s hometown of Buffalo, New York. The annual holiday shows featured a number of bands, including Spiritbox and Knocked Loose. In a surprise appearance, Spiritbox’s Courtney LaPlante joined Knocked Loose on stage for a powerful performance of the band’s “A Serpent’s Touch.” The result was electrifying. Read more...

Fans have been patiently waiting since last year for any signs of new material from Every Time I Die's highly-anticipated new album and it looks like they're finally teasing something. The band are revealing a clip today and while it may not be a new song, fans are going to have something to look forward to...

The Buffalo-born guitarist for Every Time I Die Jordan Buckley creates brilliant art both on and off the stage. The 2017 APMAs Best Guitarist winner is well known for his drawing craft. His vibrant color choices and attention to detail make his art unique and wonderfully graphic at times...

We’re well into this new temporary way of life of being stuck at home due to coronavirus. Retail stores, bars, restaurants and now movie theaters have closed their doors to the public. This means you’ve probably been sitting inside cycling through the same TV and movie options on Netflix and Hulu, as well as music playlists. However, t...

Every Time I Die are giving us our Christmas present early after they performed a brand-new song live from their forthcoming studio album during their hometown holiday shows.  The band hosted their back-to-back ‘Tid The Season holiday shows over the weekend at Buffalo Riverworks.  Read mo...

This season is all about giving, and the bands we obsess over all year long often host holiday concerts during this time of year to give something back to their communities. While some such as Every Time I Die have made it a tradition for well over a decade, others such as August Burns Red are just joining in on the fun with massive events to support local charities...

Every Time I Die are hosting Curling For A Cure during their Tid' The Season holiday show to raise money for Friends Of The Night People, who provide help for the homeless in Buffalo, NY. Fans have the opportunity to play with and against members of their Against Me!, Th... Read More ...