Tune In Tomorrow

Tune In Tomorrow started when the band of long-time collaborators Dillon Spears and Nathan Hoffman, Facedown, ended their five-year run of writing, recording, and touring. After the end of Facedown, Spears and Hoffman immediately began creating Tune In Tomorrow by viewing it as simply a new chapter, or a continuation of Facedown. Coming from the title of an obscure "Goosebumps" book, the new name comes with a more mature vision and a more developed and focused sound, a change that had began before the breakup of Facedown. With three new members the band continues it's growth. With it's sound, Tune In Tomorrow strives to write music that is catchy and familiar enough to recognize, yet different enough to stand out from the crowd of musical efforts these days. They mix their driving guitar styles and catchy rhythms with melodic vocals. With it's lyrical content, Tune In Tomorrow hopes to inspire thought and change, but have fun doing it. All the members are Christians, and they have been given the desire and ability to write and play music. They feel that their up-front goal is to show people that their is a different way to live which ironically is the only true way to do so. Jesus Christ is what their mission is built out of. They, however, do not care to be boxed in as a Christian band. They feel that their mission has more to do with reaching people who don't shop in the "Christian/Gospel" section at Wal-Mart. All in all, Tune In Tomorrow is a fun band with a purpose that is very-much bigger than anything they could do on their own.