You, Me, And Everyone We Know

Washington, DC
http://www.myspace.com/youmeandeveryoneweknow


Tour Dates

2/21 Upper Montclair, NJ - Montlclair University Student Ballroom
3/17 Buffalo, NY - Xtreme Wheelz
3/18 Allston, MA - Harper’s Ferry
3/19 Hartford, CT - Webster Underground
3/20 West Chester, PA - The Note
3/21 Altoona, PA - Eldolyn Terrace
4/17 Mahwah, NJ - Ramapo College

more dates here...

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“How did we get here?” is the question that seems to be most heavily weighing on the collective mind of You, Me, and Everyone We Know in these last few months. After all, their decision to head into the studio to record a follow up to their 2006 release Party For The Grown and Sexy wasn’t one made months in advance with the utmost of care and planning; It was instead brought on by a van fire that destroyed most of their possessions and the place they had come to call home. In the year leading up to this event, You, Me, and Everyone We Know, comprised of Ben Liebsch, Rico Vigil, Aaron Stern (formerly of Matchbook Romance), and Noel Milford, took the stage at South By Southwest, Bamboozle, Warped Tour and supported tours for such acts as I Am The Avalanche, The Dear Hunter, Four Year Strong, Just Surrender, Every Avenue, Sing it Loud, and The Color Fred just to name a few. Their 8 song EP, Party for the Grown and Sexy, was released for free in January; quickly reaching nearly 30,000 downloads, and has been widely acclaimed by artists, industry and fans alike.

Things are changing for You, Me, and Everyone We Know, with the new EP, So Young, So Insane was released on November 18th, a full U.S. Tour in November and December, and an attitude that anything CAN and WILL happen. In keeping with the “unsigned and just fine” attitude they have come to adopt over the last 2 or so years, You, Me, and Everyone We Know has once again elected to give away So Young, So Insane, digitally for a limited time. “The days of ‘needing’ a label are gone for us,” says guitarist Rico Vigil. “If and when we sign, we will look back on this knowing it was the smartest decision we ever made for this band.”