I'm giving away a pair of tickets to Further Seems Forever's show at the Gramercy Theatre next Friday, February 8th, in New York City. Just post your favorite song off the band's latest album Penny Black and why. I'll pick a winner later tonight.
Due to Hurricane Sandy, Further Seems Forever has been forced to postpone their upcoming east coast dates. Although, the band is working on rescheduling the dates.
PureVolume recently sat down with Chris Carrabba of Further Seems Forever to talk about the band's reformation as well as what the future holds for the band.
At Bamboozle, Further Seems Forever announced that they are working on a new EP with Chris Carraba on vocals. You can also see The Movielife's reunion setlist here.
At the April 28th Further Seems Forever show in Philadelphia, Chris Carabba and Jason Gleason sang "The Sound" together. Hit the replies to see a video.
At their recent reunion show, Further Seems Forever played a new song titled "Wait For The Engines To Cool." Although the audio quality isn't ideal, video evidence can be seen in the replies.
Further Seems Forever have announced that mewithoutYou will support their reunion dates at the Theatre of Living Arts in Philadelphia on April 28 and the Paradise Rock Club in Boston on April 29. Additionally, they have added that their first performance since the band's original lineup reunited, on Thursday, April 14, is at Propaganda in Lake Worth, Florida.
The reunited original lineup of Further Seems Forever have announced a Philadelphia date next month. It will be their first U.S. show since reuniting. More information can be found in the replies.
When I was in high school, Further Seems Forever was one of the bands that shaped my musical spectrum. Three albums, three different lead singers, three different approaches. 2001’s The Moon Is Down featured Chris Carrabba before he was the crooner of Dashboard Confessional, while 2003’s How To Start The Fire put Jason Gleason’s fiery vocals on display. This band meant a lot to me, and now is a great time to discover the different styles of FSF. If you were a big fan, we’d love to hear your recollections of the band in the replies.