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IF HOPE DIES To Go On Hiatus

November 3, 2006

According to MTV.com, IF HOPE DIES have decided to go on hiatus upon the advent of 2007. A statement released by the band claims "we are going on an indefinite hiatus after December. Some of our hearts just haven't been into this lately, and why keep touring if we're not going to give it our all every night? We have already talked about the future and recording another album, which we all agreed we want to do eventually." Several of the bandmembers have been working together on a "rock" project that should start touring in the coming months. They're also in need of a singer, so stop by IF HOPE DIES' MySpace page to learn more about auditioning for the new project.

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