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And Then There Were None - The Band, formed in 2003 in Salem, New Hampshire, began with metalcore roots and evolved into a diverse blend that includes electronica, indietronica, dance-rock, emo, and pop-punk. Their journey showcases a willingness to explore new sounds while maintaining an emotive core. While no official 2025–26 tour has been announced, ATTWN’s history features releases, reunions, and a shaping of their musical identity that resonates with fans of genre-crossing rock and alternative scenes.

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Biography, discography highlights, and ATTWN’s impact on the alternative rock landscape. For fans in Salem, New Hampshire, and beyond, this page offers context on where the band started, how their sound evolved, and what to expect from past releases like Who Speaks for Planet Earth? (2009) and the reunion track Dead 3000 (2019). While touring for 2025–26 isn’t confirmed, the band’s legacy continues to influence indie and emo-tinged acts that blend electronic textures with rock foundations. For official updates, follow their social channels and stay connected through reliable sources.

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  • Origin: Salem, New Hampshire (formed 2003).
  • Genre evolution: metalcore roots → electronica/indietronica, dance-rock, emo, pop-punk.
  • Album: Who Speaks for Planet Earth? (2009) on Tooth & Nail Records; chart peaks: US Christian Albums No. 16, US Heatseekers No. 14.
  • Notable singles: Reinventing Robert Cohn (2009); Where Are You Christmas? (2010); Dead 3000 (2019).
  • Reunion activity: Reunited in 2019 and released Dead 3000; toured that year per sources.
  • Current status: No confirmed 2025–26 band tours; band activity largely in the past decade.

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And Then There Were None - The Band Discography

  • Who Speaks for Planet Earth?
    2009 · Tooth & Nail Records

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  • Dead 3000
    2019 · N/A
  • Where Are You Christmas?
    2010 · N/A
  • Reinventing Robert Cohn
    2009 · N/A

Biography, discography highlights, and ATTWN’s impact on the alternative rock landscape. For fans in Salem, New Hampshire, and beyond, this page offers context on where the band started, how their sound evolved, and what to expect from past releases like Who Speaks for Planet Earth? (2009) and the reunion track Dead 3000 (2019). While touring for 2025–26 isn’t confirmed, the band’s legacy continues to influence indie and emo-tinged acts that blend electronic textures with rock foundations. For official updates, follow their social channels and stay connected through reliable sources.

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