Darker My Love Tickets

Darker My Love emerged from the vibrant Los Angeles music scene in 2004, driven by the collaboration of Tim Presley and Andy Granelli. The group expanded to include Rob Barbato, Jared Everett, and Will Canzoneri, layering psychedelic rock textures with melodic songcraft. Over the years, they released three albums on Dangerbird Records, earning recognition beyond indie circles, notably when their track “Blue Day” found its way into popular video games. While activity cooled after 2010, the band’s legacy continues through Tim Presley’s subsequent projects and the enduring interest of fans and collectors. Below you’ll find a concise look at their history, essential releases, and context for any recent or forthcoming appearances.

For fans seeking more context, Tim Presley went on to explore new sounds with projects like White Fence and DRINKS, keeping the spirit of adventurous indie rock alive. While there are no verified 2025 tour dates or official activity announced for Darker My Love, this page collates the band’s storied past and the potential for occasional appearances or reissues. To stay connected, follow official artist channels and music label pages for any updates.

• Formation & Members: Formed in 2004 in Los Angeles by Tim Presley and Andy Granelli; Rob Barbato, Jared Everett, and Will Canzoneri joined later, enriching the lineup with organ and clavinet textures.
• Discography Highlights: Three Dangerbird albums: Darker My Love (2006), 2 (2008), and Alive As You Are (2010).
• Notable Licensing: The track Blue Day was licensed for Guitar Hero 5 and NHL 2K10, broadening reach beyond indie audiences.
• Current Status: The last active period was around 2010. Tim Presley pursued other projects, while official activity for Darker My Love has not been sustained in the public record.

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