The album is reportedly the same version as the original demo releases in 2007, but instead "gave Slanted Records more time to market After Edmund just right.
[5] Following the international dates, the After Edmund fans cast enough votes to garner the attention of Linkin Park's Projekt Revolution Tour.
On the Atlanta date of that tour After Edmund had the privilege of opening for such acts as Linkin Park, Chris Cornell and The Bravery.
According to the winter 2008 edition of the LaGrange College Columns, drummer Adam Stanley recently left the group.
[6] As a result of their positive reception they were asked back for another stint throughout February and March on Building 429's Truth, Hope & Love Tour, this time playing alongside Above the Golden State, among others.
The video portion features a live, in-studio performance of four previously unreleased songs, three from their first record Hello, and two instrumental tracks.
[12] During the rest of October, the band joined Lecrae, Mikeschair, Sho Baraka and Tedashii on the Altered Minds Tour.
[13] After Edmund member, Matt Yates (keyboard, vocals), decided to leave the band, as of May 1, 2010, to spend more time with his family.
"[16] On Dec. 1 the official announcement was made that their latest creation would be a double EP set entitled "Times Have Changed.
Over the next month the band would go on to give away numerous different things ranging from After Edmund desktops wallpapers to video blogs and guitar tabs.
One was a confirmation of mounting suspicions that newly found touring keyboardist, Austin Abbott, had been made an official member of the band.