The group released their debut studio album Limits of the Sky on June 10, 2008.
The seeds for the band began to take root in 2002, when Brittany Painter moved to Oxford from Rocky Mount, North Carolina,[2] during her senior year of high school to live with the Byrds and eventually began an acoustic band with her cousins Stacey and Natalie as Long Story Short playing in coffeehouses and church functions,[1] until 2005 when Jeremy and Issaca Byrd joined and changed their sound and direction.
They then decided to pool their Crosby, Stills and Nash, the Beatles, Ryan Adams, and Fleetwood Mac influences and well as the Byrds' gospel background into their music and promptly changed their name to The Bridges.
Tours with Rooney, the Bangles, and Matthew Sweet brought them to the Verve Forecast label, who released their debut album Limits of the Sky.
Recorded in Nashville, TN (where they moved in 2009) with Ian Fitchuk and Justin Loucks.