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Former Thieves carved a brief but memorable path in the indie/emo scene from their formation in 2009 in Cedar Falls, Iowa. Though the band disbanded in 2012, their recorded work and live appearances continue to resonate with fans of the era. Here you’ll find a detailed biography, highlights from their discography, and a look at their touring history. We’ll also share how to follow the artist wherever applicable and what to expect from their material today.

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Former Thieves’ debut on Mayfly Records, The Great and the Alleged Great (2010), set the stage for their later No Sleep Records release, The Language That We Speak (2011). The album was recorded at The Red Room in Seattle with producer Chris Common, capturing the band's urgent emotional intensity. A standout single, Trust Fund Kids, accompanied the album cycle and remains a reference point for fans exploring the band’s catalog. The No Sleep Live Series also featured their material in No Sleep Live Series 02: @ Aera (Vienna) on July 19, 2012. While no current tours are listed for 2025, the band’s 2012 Gainesville/Fest and Forge performances remain a key part of their legacy. For fans and collectors, this page links you to ways to explore and remember Former Thieves’ contributions to the scene.

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Quick Facts About Former Thieves

  • Formed in 2009 in Cedar Falls, Iowa; disbanded in 2012.
  • Album: The Language That We Speak (2011) on No Sleep Records; recorded at The Red Room in Seattle with Chris Common.
  • EP: The Great and the Alleged Great (2010) on Mayfly Records.
  • Notable single/video: Trust Fund Kids from The Language That We Speak (video released around 2012).
  • No Sleep Live Series release: No Sleep Live Series 02: @ Aera (Vienna) July 19, 2012.
  • Social media presence historically included Facebook, Twitter, and MySpace; no active official pages readily evident.

The records

Former Thieves Discography

  • The Language That We Speak
    2011 · No Sleep Records

The hits

Top Former Thieves Songs

  • Trust Fund Kids
    2011 · N/A

Former Thieves’ debut on Mayfly Records, The Great and the Alleged Great (2010), set the stage for their later No Sleep Records release, The Language That We Speak (2011). The album was recorded at The Red Room in Seattle with producer Chris Common, capturing the band's urgent emotional intensity. A standout single, Trust Fund Kids, accompanied the album cycle and remains a reference point for fans exploring the band’s catalog. The No Sleep Live Series also featured their material in No Sleep Live Series 02: @ Aera (Vienna) on July 19, 2012. While no current tours are listed for 2025, the band’s 2012 Gainesville/Fest and Forge performances remain a key part of their legacy. For fans and collectors, this page links you to ways to explore and remember Former Thieves’ contributions to the scene.

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