Maika Maile (There For Tomorrow) had some free time in Boston, the other night, and decided to break out an acoustic rendition of their older song “A Little Faster” for the Nerf company. He used a small amp, his electric guitar and some crunchy tones to ad some grit to the performance. Watch by simply […]
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There For Tomorrow Perform “Hunt Hunt Hunt” for SmartPunk Live
December 3rd, 2011 
Tori Thomas SmartPunk Live has had many artists into their studio to perform live and give a short interview; to add to their list is There For Tomorrow. They came into the studio and performed their single, “Hunt Hunt Hunt.” The single comes off the band’s latest release, The Verge. Check out the band’s performance after the […]
There For Tomorrow Perform Acoustic
November 17th, 2011 Grant Trimboli There For Tomorrow teamed up with Invisible Children, which is dedicated to helping end the war in Africa. Frontman Maika Maile was filmed performing a song off of their new album, The Verge, called “Slip Inside.” He gathered a small crowd and sings his heart out, while in the cold, and the results are as […]
There For Tomorrow performs “The Joyride” acoustic
August 17th, 2011 Tori Thomas Maika Maile, frontman for There For Tomorrow, performed an acoustic song off of the band’s latest release, The Verge, entitled “The Joyride.” You can watch it right here, courtesy of Punk Videos Rock, and let us know your thoughts.
Mayday Parade, You Me At Six & There For Tomorrow Tour
August 15th, 2011 Tori Thomas Mayday Parade will being headlining a fall tour with support from You Me At Six and There For Tomorrow. The dates have not been announced; we will keep you updated with this tour and the dates. If the tour hits your city, are you going to attend?
There For Tomorrow performs “Slip Inside” acoustic
August 14th, 2011 Grant Trimboli There For Tomorrow‘s frontman Maika Maile performed an acoustic song off of the band’s latest release, The Verge, called “Slip Inside.” Watch it right here, courtesy of Punk Videos Rock, and give us some feedback.
MUSIC VIDEO: There For Tomorrow – Hunt Hunt Hunt
August 3rd, 2011 James Shotwell There For Tomorrow, one of our favorite bands around the site, have officially released the video for their single “Hunt Hunt Hunt.” Extending the themes from their previos clips, “Hunt Hunt Hunt” showcases the band’s exhilarating performance style, as well as the occasional after effects tweak. Nothing too fancy, but exactly what was needed: Get […]
MTV names There For Tomorrow “PUSH Artist Of The Week”
July 11th, 2011 James Shotwell It is no secret MTV has almost completely abandoned their original plan of broadcasting music to the masses, but that hasn’t stopped them from blogging! Clinging to relevance, yet still catering to the masses too lazy to discover new talent on their own, the once great music empire has wisely chosen There For Tomorrow as […]
There For Tomorrow track-by-track
June 29th, 2011 James Shotwell There For Tomorrow vocalist Maika Maile has opened up about the meaning behind each and every song on The Verge. Click here to read what he had to say. The Verge hit stores this week and comes highly recommended by our staff.
There For Tomorrow stream ‘The Verge’ on AOL
June 27th, 2011 Grant Trimboli You heard correctly, TFT fans! There For Tomorrow are currently streaming their forthcoming album, The Verge, is its entirety on AOL. The album is released tomorrow via Hopeless Records so go pick it up right here.
There For Tomorrow – Nowhere BLVD Live
June 25th, 2011 Tori Thomas MTV posted a live video of There For Tomorrow performing “Nowhere BLVD” in the studio. The song will be featured on their new album, The Verge, which is available June 28th. Check out the video below. Tags: There For Tomorrow, Music, More Music Videos
REVIEW: There For Tomorrow – The Verge
June 22nd, 2011 James Shotwell “I thought a lot about going in depth with this review, analyzing each and every moment for messages and observations, but in the end I felt it would be the wrong move. You see, The Verge is one of those rare albums that almost demands your full attention throughout. Rarely, if ever, will you find yourself entirely bored or uninterested in a song. I’m not saying they are all platinum hits, but I would be lying if I said I could remember disliking any specific track.”