Artist description St. Louis Original.. Been reviewed for mostly their crazy live shows and ability to blend such styles together uniquely as a three piece --© maybe today 2002

Music Style Indie-Hardcore based, good ol' fun rock style

Musical Influences At-the-drive-in, Apex theory, GlassJaw, Dillenger Escape Plan, Living Sacrifice, Snot, Earthsuit, Strongarm, Zao, Luti-Kriss, Norma Jean, The Urge, The Aquabats, AFI, Bruce Hornsby and the Range, Sevendust, Jimmy Eat World, thursday, Extol, Dirt, Boston, .hopesfall., Further Seems Forever, Cave-in, P.O.D., Project 86, Blindside, dredg, Not Waving But Drowning, Taking Back Sunday, Finch, stavesacre, Thrice, Squad 5-0, Pax 217, Atom Bomb Pocket Knife, and you will know us by the trail of the dead, Training for Utopia, Hey Mercedes,Coheed and Cambria

Similar Artists HM says: "Rush-meets-Thursday metal pop" +++ the prp.com says: Similar To:Further Seems Forever, Thrice, Coheed And Cambria

Artist History The three members being together previously in another outfit continued to strive to dive into different musical arenas. (maybe today) including philip sneed (taylor) doing gtr/vocals, mark roth (joseph) doing bass/vocals and John Ingoldsby (anthony) doing drums are now blending intense hardcore such as strongarm, hopesfall, and glassjaw, with the emotions singing and rhythms of indie style rockers such as Thursday, at the drive-in, and Further seems Forever, all on top of a writing style being compared to Rush and such. thus begins the adventures of maybe today. the new sound.

Group Members anthony Johns (drums) joseph Marks (bass/vocals) taylor Philips (guitar/vocals)

Instruments fiddle.fender.wood block

Press Reviews "The constantly name-changing band now known as MAYBE TODAY also played the impromptu stage, showing a lot of promise with their Rush-meets-Thursday metal pop." - Jason Dodd, managing editor of HM magazine. From the Sep/Oct 2002 HM mag. edition in the CORNERSTONE 2002 FAVORITE FESTIVAL MOMENTS section. -HM Magazine "Maybe Today: Having undergone enough line-up and name changes to keep the C.I.A. guessing since their inception back in 2000, Maybe Today have grown from a once hip-hop influenced act into a full on emotional post hardcore assault. Tangling menacing aggression with emphatic wails, their latest incarnation is a testament to trying new things and with a steady touring regiment constantly in place, their latest name might as well pay homage to the day their big break comes along." --THEPRP.COM

Additional Info booking@maybe-today.com

Location St. Louis, MO - USA

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