Vanilla Sky

Vanilla Sky, one of Rome, Italy's most proven pop/punk quartets since 2002, is set to release its fourth full-length album, "The Band Not The Movie". Going back to the roots of a more affordable and elaborated old school pop punk style, the band wants to confirm his credibility by assuming the role of a 10 years career artist veteran. Demonstrating a greater maturity this time around, the band aims to surpass the success of its 2007 release, "Changes," which sold over 40,000 units world-wide and landed the cover of Rocksound magazine. The second to last release, "Fragile", was written and recorded between the Fall of 2008 and Spring of 2009 and features the work of American producer, Jamie Woolford (The Stereo, The AKAs, Lydia, and The Format) and Big Bass Brian who mastered "Changes." Since forming in 2002, Vanilla Sky has completed numerous European tours, and performed at many of the prominent music festivals across the EU including: Frequency Festival, Nova Rock, and the Heineken Jammin Festival. The band has also had the pleasure of sharing the stage with artists such as +44, Yellowcard, The Ataris, Bowling For Soup, Further Seems Forever, Maxeen, The Offspring and many more. Fragile is Vanilla Sky's second release with Universal (Italy). Its first release, Changes, features a chart toping cover of Rihanna's "Umbrella" and a collaboration with Mark Hoppus (Blink 182 and +44) on the track "Nightmare." The first single, "Break It Out" would eventually appear on international television and become part of the videogame, Guitar Hero: World Tour. Other releases by Vanilla Sky include: a self-produced EP "Play It If You Can't Say It" (2002), followed by "Too Loud For You" (2003 EP, Wynona Records), "The Rest Is History" (2003 EP, Wynona Records), and Waiting For Something (2003 LP, Wynona Records).