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A Day To Remember

A Day To Remember built a huge following by blending pop-punk melody with metalcore breakdowns, creating a sound that connected with both heavy and alternative audiences.

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Formed 2003

Origin Ocala, Florida

Frontman Jeremy McKinnon

Classic Album Homesick

About A Day To Remember

A Day To Remember stood out by refusing to choose between pop-punk hooks and heavier metalcore energy. That mix helped them build one of the most loyal fanbases in modern rock.

Songs like The Downfall of Us All, If It Means a Lot to You and All I Want made them a major crossover name between scenes.

Where To Start With A Day To Remember

For classic ADTR The Downfall of Us All • If It Means a Lot to You • Have Faith in Me

For heavier favourites All Signs Point to Lauderdale • 2nd Sucks • Mr. Highway’s Thinking About the End

For essential listening All I Want • Paranoia • Feedback

Top 10 A Day To Remember Songs

1. The Downfall of Us All The band’s signature song and one of the most recognisable tracks in their catalogue.

2. If It Means a Lot to You A massive singalong favourite with broad crossover appeal.

3. All I Want A huge accessible single that helped expand the band’s audience.

4. Have Faith in Me A major melodic fan favourite from one of their defining albums.

5. All Signs Point to Lauderdale A sharp and catchy track that remains a live staple.

6. 2nd Sucks A heavier song that captures the band’s breakdown-driven side.

7. Mr. Highway’s Thinking About the End A fan favourite with one of the band’s best-known heavier moments.

8. Paranoia A later-era single that kept them visible on rock playlists.

9. Right Back at It Again A bright and memorable modern ADTR hit.

10. Feedback A newer song that keeps the band current with modern rock listeners.

A Day To Remember Fun Facts

A Day To Remember became known for mixing pop-punk choruses with metalcore breakdowns.
Homesick is often seen as the band’s key breakthrough album.
The band built a strong audience across multiple rock subgenres rather than fitting neatly into one.
They remain one of the most recognisable crossover acts from the 2000s scene era.