There for tomorrow

[Cami]

A band that comes from Orlando, Florida. They are made up of [Maika Maile], [Christian Climer], [Jay Enriquez] and Christopher Kamrada. Their motto is Stay Real.
Pages, the debut EP recorded in association with multiple [gold record] producer [James Paul] [Wisner] (Underoath, The Academy Is, Dashboard Confessional, Paramore) bursts on the scene and serves as a showpiece of excellence for this vibrant bands talent. This stellar production highlights There For Tomorrows own unique creativity. It blossoms with intricate arrangements blending with catchy hooks, driving yet melodic guitars large drums that go hand in hand to achieve their big sound. Early indications from the music industry, reveals a buzz that can be described as no less than a massive groundswell of interest and high expectations.
With a fresh new sound and memorable high-energy performances, their fan base is rapidly growing. Their resurgence has continued on the heels of recent mind blowing shows such as sold out events at Hard Rock Live Orlando, Murray Hill in Jacksonville, and the Back Booth in Orlando. As a follow up to those successful events, in December 2006 they went on to win an O-Rock 105.9 (Orlando) competition and rocked in front of ten thousand at the No Snow Show concert at Tinker Field. Opening for bands such as AFI, Taking Back Sunday, Angels and Airwaves, Buckcherry, [The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus], Sugarcult Kill Hannah.
There For Tomorrows sound has continued to mature in lockstep with their progressive musical consciousness. A process that has rendered perpetual development of refined compositions that speaks to all rock generations, and serves as proof that they are gifted beyond their years. With so much recent positive feedback from industry insiders and fans alike, high expectations abound for anyone who has experienced a [There For Tomorrow] show firsthand. Being on the verge of a breakthrough, this is one of those exciting bands that should be on everyones One to Watch list!
One of the most talented bands I’ve ever worked with.

James Paul Wisner

The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus gives There For Tomorrow two thumbs up and a high five.

The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus