The band toured heavily in support of the record with acts such as My Chemical Romance, Catch 22,[4] Saves the Day,[5] and as part of the 2005 Warped Tour.1 Boys Night Out also was featured in the 2005 Nintendo Fusion Tour with Fall Out Boy, Motion City Soundtrack, The Starting Line, and Panic!
The album chronicles the arrest, trial, treatment and subsequent release of a man who, in a waking dream, murders his wife and then cuts off his hands so he can not kill again.
During the recording of this album, Arseneau had left the band; Adam Kingsbury briefly stepped in before Brian Southall joined permanently.
Keyboardist and singer Kara Dupuy had joined the band; her vocals act as the deceased wife's voice heard by the patient throughout the album.
By the end of 2007, Lovat-Fraser was having trouble with his voice and, on their tour of eastern Canada, their van died and they had to cancel all of their concert dates.
It's pretty refreshing to just sit back and write songs without pressure from all sides telling you that there HAS to be a new record on day x.
"[citation needed] On October 24, 2009, the original line-up of Boys Night Out played The Opera House in Toronto.
[8] In 2009, Lovat-Fraser and Davis joined producer Scott Komer to form a band called Hard Calibers.
The purpose of the band was to record a version of ESRT Page 14 by Justin Veatch of the Ivoryton Piano Factory.
[9][10] As of early 2013 the band had yet to make an official announcement on its split, but Lovat-Fraser posted, "I'm sorry to say it, but I can't really see BNO getting back together for any shows.
In an interview, Lovat-Fraser commented that people are still getting Boys Night Out tattoos, and the band's Facebook page remains active as a fansite and marketing tool.
[15] Following a social media post in which Connor revealed the band had turned down multiple proposals for a reunion show over the years as he was the only member still interested in performing live, Boys Night Out reunited in 2024 with a wholly new line-up to play the final Furnace Fest.