1999 was a total restructuring year for the LIVESAY lineup with a new vocalist and bassist being brought in. After all was said and done, the band entered Millbrook Studio in November to record their next CD. “Darkest Hour” was recorded and mastered in two months. The final product is a 6 song CD of highly energetic, well written material including a cover version of Ronnie Montrose's classic "Voyager”. Before its release, the band performed a few shows to let their audience hear their new material. Opening for legendary rockers, Zebra, Sebastian Bach, TT Quick, Black Label Society, Warrant, Mr. Big & RATT, LIVESAY was certain that their new material has been accepted by the response of the audiences. The CD is available on our merchandise page as well as local and overseas independent distributors such as Perris Records.

FINALLY!!

The new millenium brought great things LIVESAY’s way. In the Spring of 2002, they were contacted by Now & Then Productions/Frontier Records, one of the largest labels in Europe. After some negotiation, a deal was struck and LIVESAY will be entering Millbrook Studios again to record three new songs which will be added to the original six of “Darkest Hour.” The record will then be remixed and re-released throughout Europe and Japan, with another album to be recorded soon afterward. In the meantime, the band is playing shows with Stephen Pearcy, Angel, the Bulletboys, Pretty Boy Floyd and Vince Neil of Motley Crue.

WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN THE FUTURE. . .

LIVESAY has moved into the new millenium undergoing another lineup change, this time on drums. Now that a record deal has been secured, their music will be heard by more people than ever before. They will continue to perform live and hope to secure an opening slot on a national tour. LIVESAY is not a band to be overlooked. "DARKEST HOUR" is their testament to the fact that hard work and perserverance will overcome any adversity. The rock will never stop!