Dutch rockers A Day\'s Work, featuring Colin Vermeulen on the drum throne, call it a day. Lead singer Paul Glandorf made a public announcement of the group\'s break-up:A Day\'s Work has had a great career with shows all over Europe.
Highlights were the European Tours with Marillion, supporting Snow Patrol and the recent release of their EP \'Remember The Unknown\'. Explains Paul:
\"Right now all of us are very busy with our various careers. Unfortunately, for some of us this meant that A Day\'s Work could no longer be their toppriority. That\'s unacceptable. We can\'t live up to our ambitions that way.\"
On October 22nd, A Day\'s Work will play their final show at Victorie in Alkmaar, the Netherlands.
Here drummer Colin Vermeulen and his band will perform \'Remember The Unknown\' entirely for the first time, besides playing older songs. This makes the show a unique event.
Dutch bands SemiStereo and The Self Employed will support A Day\'s Work that night.
