About Me
In the last four years, melodic rockband A Day's Work from Alkmaar, The Netherlands, has grown to become known in the Dutch clubscene with promising performances at Melkweg, Paradiso, Elysee Montmartre (F), 013, the Parkpop Festival and great reviews. The band is characterised by its energetic live performance, strong vocals, powerful guitars and catchy melodic songs. The press has compared A Days Work to Muse and early U2.
Shows
In the last few years A Day's Work did more than 100 shows, in The Netherlands and abroad. They played at: Paradiso, Melkweg (Amsterdam), Parkpop (The Hague), Bevrijdingspop (Haarlem), Suikerrock (Be), Border Music Festival (Ger), KINK FM and 3FM Radio.
A Day's Work supported bands like Snow Patrol (UK), Riverside (PL), Living Colour (USA) and Racoon (NL). A Day’s Work was asked by Marillion (UK) to join them on two European Tours and invited them to play at the Marillion Weekend Convention 2007.
Welcome home, the first single from their new album A Home In The Rain, was charted at national radio Kink FMs Outlaw 41 for six weeks. As did their previous single Here I am from the EP drowning in what I believe.
Discography
On September 1st 2006 A Days Works promising new full-length album A Home In The Rain was released by DAWA Music and through Suburban's distribution, in Holland, Belgium and Luxembourg. This CD will established their name to an even greater extent. The record contains powerful rock songs, melodic journeys, songs on which you cannot sit still and a beautiful ballad featuring This Beautiful Mess singer Arjen van Wijk.
A Home In The Rain was recorded at the Dufry Studio, Amsterdam, by René de Vries, mixed by Martijn Groeneveld at Mailmen, Utrecht and mastered in Electric City by Alan Ward (Lou Reed, Urban Dance Squad, Zita Swoon).
A Days Work debuted with the album Above and within in December 2002. Followed by the EP drowning in what I believe in January 2004. Both albums received many great reviews.
