Biography

Taking Back Sunday modeled their interpretation of melodic hardcore after bands like Lifetime, Endpoint, and Sunny Day Real Estate. After the release of a five-song demo and a year's worth of touring, Taking Back Sunday signed to Victory Records and recorded 2002's Tell All Your Friends, fashioning a classic hardcore sound with pop songwriting components. The sophomore effort Where You Want to Be arrived in 2004 and debuted at number three on Billboard's Top 200. Released in 2006, Louder Now was a number two hit on the Top 200, a darker, more aggressive effort that tapped into the band's live energy. ~ Charles Spano

Top Tracks

• Click on the track to launch in Spotify

• A Decade Under The Influence

• Cut Me Up Jenny

• Cute Without The 'e' (cut From The Team)

• El Paso

• Ghost Man On Third

• Liar (it Takes One To Know One)

• Lonely, Lonely

• Makedamnsure

• Money (let It Go)

• My Blue Heaven

• New American Classic

• Number Five With A Bullet

• Twenty-twenty Surgery

• What's It Feel Like To Be A Ghost?

• Where My Mouth Is

• You Got Me

• You're So Last Summer

Discography

• Click on the album to launch in Spotify

• Taking Back Sunday

  Warner Bros.

  2011

• Live from Orensanz

  Warner Bros.

  2010

• New Again

  Warner Bros.

  2009

• Where You Want to Be

  Victory Records

  2004

• Tell All Your Friends

  Victory Records

  2002