The Mile After has started a tour diary in preparation for their upcoming tour with Hawthorne Heights. The band will start updating the blog consistently with photos & stories from the road when the tour starts on October 17th.
Head to the replies to check out The Mile After's latest video update. Additionally, the band's song "So Young, So Sick," was featured on the season premiere of The Hills tonight.
The Mile Afterrecently ended their stint on the Absolutepunk "Bands of the Future" Tour with Mercy Mercedes and Go Crash Audio. They are an amazing band that comes highly recommended. So please check them out.
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The Mile After's "Piano Song" is currently being featured in the trailer for the upcoming season of The Hills on MTV; the trailer began airing yesterday. Also, the band's independently released album, Armada, is now available on iTunes for $9.99.
The Mile After has posted a new song titled "I Won't Be Too Far Behind" on myspace. The artwork for the band's new album, Armada, can be seen in the replies.
The Mile After has posted a new song titled "Pass It Along" on myspace; their new album Armada is available for pre-order as well, follow the directions on their myspace header for the goods.
The Mile After has posted an unmastered track titled "So Damn Easy" from their upcoming full length on their myspace page. The band has also put together the first installment of their tour/studio video updates, and that can be seen in the replies.
Head to the replies to watch a video of The Mile After covering The Darkness' "I Believe In A Thing Called Love" (featuring Josh of Every Avenue on bass).
The Mile After has finished recording their new album. It is currently in the hands of producer Mark Trombino for mixing. The band has also announced their new bass-player/background-vocalist for thei upcoming tour; Mike Horbacz, the lead singer for the recently disbanded Aussie rock group, Riverwood (AudioArmy/Sony BMG).
