From First to Last Origin Georgia, Florida & California Country USA Years active 2002 - present Genres Post-Hardcore Labels Capitol Records Epitaph Records Members Sonny Moore (Lead Vocals) Matt Good (Guitar, Vocals) Travis Richter (Guitar, Screams) Derek Bloom (Drums, Screams) Wes Borland (Bass for Heroine, and tours following) Past members Phillip Reardon (Vocals) Joey Antillion a.k.a. Joey from Brandon (Bass) Jon Weisberg (Bass) Alicia Simmons (Bass for Dead by Dawn II Tour) Website(s) www.fromfirsttolast.com From First to Last (commonly abbreviated as FFTL) is an American post-hardcore band based in Orlando, Florida. They were signed to Epitaph Records and have released an EP and two full-length albums. The band signed to Capitol Records in March 2006, but Epitaph Records still control press and promo activities until the band release their first Capitol Records release. Contents 1 History 2 Discography 2.1 Albums 2.2 EPs 2.3 Compilation Songs and Unreleased Tracks 3 Videography 3.1 Aesthetic EP 3.2 Dear Diary, My Teen Angst Has a Body Count 3.3 Heroine 4 References 5 External links History From First to Last originally started as a high school pop punk band called First Too Last, fronted by current guitarist Matt Good. Later on, Travis Richter was added as a second guitarist. Shortly thereafter Joey Antillion (bass) and Greg Taylor (drums) joined up. By the time they came to record their first EP Aesthetic, Phillip Reardon (vocals) had joined and Greg had been replaced by Derek Bloom. Greg now plays drums for No Idea Records-signed The Holy Mountain. Reardon left the band citing musical differences right before the recording of Dear Diary, My Teen Angst Has a Body Count and formed a band called The New Tragic. The band decided they needed someone who could lead the band, since Reardon mainly screamed and Good had to focus on guitar; so after Reardon's departure, Sonny Moore joined the group. He was found by the band on the networking site MySpace and was asked to audition. He originally had come it to try for a spot on guitar, but the band realized Moore was a good singer and they quickly asked him to front the band. Joey was replaced by bassist Jon Weisberg, and with this lineup, the band recorded Dear Diary, My Teen Angst Has a Body Count. In late 2004, Weisberg was kicked out of the band and subsequently sued for $10 million. According to Sonny Moore, "Jon told us numerous times that he wasn't sure if this is what he wanted to do. Then he left in the middle of our tour with Bad Religion [in late 2004], and we had to get our tour manager at the time to learn all the bass parts in a day so we could stay on the tour." Weisberg claimed he felt like he was "getting screwed over."[1]. He has since dropped the lawsuit and formed theTRAGIC. The band employed ex-Limp Bizkit guitarist Wes Borland for the recording of Heroine and subsequent touring. Alicia Simmons played bass for the band on their Dead by Dawn 2 Tour. In March 2006, From First To Last released Heroine. Shortly thereafter, they signed to major label Capitol Records. The band was scheduled to play the 2006 Vans Warped Tour, but were forced to drop out due to surgery removal of a nodule on singer Sonny Moore's vocal cords[1]. The band had discussed doing a fall/winter club tour with Wes Borland's band Black Light Burns, on which Borland will also play bass with the band, although this seems unlikely with the announcement of their upcoming tour. This fall, FFTL will be partciparting on the World Champions Tour headlined by Atreyu, also including Every time I Die with Chiodos opening. The news was well received by fans as an assurance of not only the return of From First to Last to the stage, but the full recovery of Sonny Moore after his two vocal surgeries during the summer. They plan to return to the studio in early 2007 to begin work on their next album. From First To Last is also going to be joining the Lostprophets on their UK tour in November/December along with British metal/hardcore band, Bring Me The Horizon.[2] Discography Albums Dear Diary, My Teen Angst Has a Body Count 2004 Epitaph Heroine 2006 Epitaph EPs Aesthetic EP 2003 Four-Leaf Compilation Songs and Unreleased Tracks X12 Days of XXXMASX - Released on A Santa Cause - It's A Punk Rock Christmas compilation album, in 2003, featuring old vocalist Phil Reardon (of The New Tragic). Failure by Designer Jeans - Non-album track, included on the Punk-O-Rama Vol. 10 compilation album, in 2005(Also released on smartpunk.com's Music on the Brain volume 1. Christmassacre - Found on the Taste of Christmas compilation album (2005), a series of Christmas songs done by bands that performed on the Taste of Chaos tour. Moore was having throat surgery so Richter screams the verses while Good sings the chorus. Videography Aesthetic EP Such a Tragedy (2003) My Heart, Your Hands (Official Live Video 2003) Dear Diary, My Teen Angst Has a Body Count Ride The Wings Of Pestilence (2004) The One Armed Boxer vs. The Flying Guillotine (Epitaph Tour 2005 Live Video) Secrets Don't Make Friends (Epitaph Tour 2005 Live Video) Kiss Me, I'm Contagious (Epitaph Tour 2005 Live Video) Note To Self (2005) Heroine The Latest Plague (2006) Shame Shame (To be released) References ^ Bennett, J. “More Human Than Human.” Alternative Press, p. 99, April 2006. External links Official site Epitaph Records Artist Page Official Fan Site Official Fan Club Search Term: "From_First_to_Last" Categories: 2000s music groups | Epitaph Records artists | California musical groups | American musical groups | Florida musical groups | Post-hardcore groups

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