Posted by marc March 23, 2016
It seemed a little too good to be true when At the Drive-In announced a reunion tour, and apparently it was. Jim Ward, a founding member and co-guitarist of the band, has left the group even before the tour has begun. Understandably, fans are feeling slighted by the fact that the tour won't feature the same line-up that the band has been comprised of since 1997. Keeley Davis will be filling in for Ward. You might not know the name, but if you're an At the Drive-In fan, you probably remember when half the band formed The Mars Volta and the other half formed Sparta. Davis, though not part of At the Drive-In, joined Sparta as Ward's co-guitarist in 2006.
Do you have tickets to an At the Drive-In show? Are you bummed about this line up? I'm answering "yes" to both, but let me know what you're thinking in the comments.
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