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Originating from Tonawanda in the Buffalo area of New York, This Day And Age burst onto the indie rock scene in 2001 with a piano-forward, melodic sound that blended emo influences with approachable rock. Over the years, they built a devoted following, toured with notable acts like Mae and The Spill Canvas, and earned a spot on the iconic Warped Tour lineup. The band went on hiatus after releasing The Bell and the Hammer in 2006, with members pursuing new projects such as The Reign of Kindo and Pompton Lakes. In 2017, fans were treated to a reunion show at the Town Ballroom in Buffalo, a moment covered by local press and welcomed by the community. While there are no announced 2025 tour dates, the legacy of This Day And Age remains influential in the regional indie scene. Scroll to see a concise discography, notable career moments, and ways to stay connected for future updates.

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Whether you’re a longtime follower or discovering This Day And Age for the first time, you’ll find a rich repertoire rooted in piano-driven melodies and emotionally charged lyrics. Stay connected with their official channels for news on future performances or reunions, and if you’re planning live music in the Buffalo area, keep an eye out for future announcements. We’ve got you covered with secure, straightforward access to tickets when new dates are announced.

The essentials

Quick Facts About This Day And Age

  • Origin: Tonawanda (Buffalo area), New York, formed in 2001.
  • Genre/style: Indie rock with emo influence; piano-forward, melodic rock sound.
  • Discography (albums, most recent first): The Bell and the Hammer (2006, One Eleven Records); Always Leave the Ground (2004, One Eleven Records); Start Over On Monday (2002, Refining the Dynamic).
  • Career highlights: toured with Mae and The Spill Canvas; appeared on the Warped Tour.
  • Hiatus and post-band projects: band went on hiatus after The Bell and the Hammer (2006); remaining members formed The Reign of Kindo; Jeff Martin later involved with Pompton Lakes.
  • Major reunion: 2017 reunion show at Town Ballroom (Buffalo) announced and covered by local press.

The records

This Day And Age Discography

  • The Bell and the Hammer
    2006 · One Eleven Records
  • Always Leave the Ground
    2004 · One Eleven Records
  • Start Over On Monday
    2002 · Refining the Dynamic

The hits

Top This Day And Age Songs

  • Slideshow
    2005 · Did not chart on US charts

Whether you’re a longtime follower or discovering This Day And Age for the first time, you’ll find a rich repertoire rooted in piano-driven melodies and emotionally charged lyrics. Stay connected with their official channels for news on future performances or reunions, and if you’re planning live music in the Buffalo area, keep an eye out for future announcements. We’ve got you covered with secure, straightforward access to tickets when new dates are announced.

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