Eighteen Visions Break Up

2007-04-09 by Dave de Sylvia EMERITUS | 17 Comments
Metalcore-cum-hard rock group Eighteen Visions have called it a day after eleven years and five full-length releases, culminating in 2006's self-titled effort. They'll play their final shows together later this month.

"After several years of touring and quite a few album releases we have decided that it is time to go our seperate ways. We have been a band for a very long time and feel good about everything we were able to accomplish. At this point in our lives and our careers we feel its time to move on to something fresh and new. Weither [sic] it be music, touring or just being at home to live and enjoy life.

We would like to thank all of our fans, friends and families for all of the great support over the years. We would also like to thank all of the bands we have shared the stage with and everyone who has ever worked with the band, opened a door or reached out a hand. We will be playing our final two shows in April. One in San Diego and one in Orange County. Come rock with us one more time."


http://www.lambgoat.com/news/view.aspx?id=8681

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jrowa001
April 9th 2007
8752 Comments


its about damn time. i liked Vanity but their other stuff SUCKED

icaught fire444
April 9th 2007
622 Comments


a lot of bands have been breaking up.

Cesar
April 9th 2007
2732 Comments


^That doesn't matter when the bands that should actually break up won't do it.

Never heard of this band.

Any guess for the next band to break up?

Edit: This message goes to IcaughtfireThis Message Edited On 04.09.07

Bfhurricane
April 9th 2007
6284 Comments


GOOD I never liked them anyway

Intransit
April 9th 2007
2797 Comments


god has mercy on our souls

Shattered_Future
April 9th 2007
1641 Comments


Yet another band that has finally stopped plaguing us with their crap. Sweet.

Ire
April 10th 2007
41944 Comments


YAY!

Confessed2005
April 10th 2007
7866 Comments


Lots of good news today lol

yeah, this band were never really that great.

RunAmokRampant
April 10th 2007
228 Comments


Hmmm maybe after when I was heckling them at the Deftones concert they realised their mistake. Good on em for seeing the truth

talentsdead
April 10th 2007
30 Comments


vanity and obsession were pretty good occasionaly.
new stuff sucked ass tho.
why cant bands like aiden or simple plan or angels and airwaves or nofx (lol) break up?

ah well.

Cravinov13
April 10th 2007
3854 Comments


I'm indiffrent.

Tacos
April 10th 2007
125 Comments


awwww dammit.

ToWhatEnd
April 10th 2007
3173 Comments


Yet another...wow.

Wizard
April 10th 2007
20638 Comments


They should have broken up after Vanity.

cbmartinez
April 10th 2007
2525 Comments


Shame, pretty decent band.

Born2Lose
April 10th 2007
25 Comments


Yay! Best news i've heard in a long time. They needed to stop putting out terrible music.

Zoo
April 11th 2007
3759 Comments


Never Liked them at all and, as such, I am apathetic.



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