Then they toured through Europe and the states (together with their friends “Snapcase”). In December 2000 boysetsfire finally signed for Wind-up records and worked on new material for their first album at wind-up till spring 2001. Also from spring to summer 2001 the band toured in the states. One time with Sick Of It All and another time with The Movie Life and Thursday. They also toured in Europe as a part of the Deconstruction Tour. After that successful tour the band worked on new tracks for their new LP “Tomorrow Come Today” in their “The Big House”-Homestudio. They recorded that album from winter to spring 2002 (in about 3 months) in the Cello, Ocean and NRG-Studios in Los Angeles, California. Ugly Kid Joe-Guitarist Dave Fortman was the producer and Jay Baumgardner was their executive producer and mixer.
In summer 2002 they played gigs on the Warped-Tour and from September to October they had a headliner tour in the states together with Snapcase. In addition Wind-up Records released the EP “Live For Today” in the states. From November to December 2002 boysetsfire toured in Europe. On February, 17th 2003 “After The Eulogy” has finally been released again from Epic. It contained the bonus-track “Timothy”. On march, 10th the first single “White Wedding dress” (from the new album “Tomorrow Come Today” which has been released on march, 31st) has been released.

Now the successful history of boysetsfire continues. In December 2005 the guys came to Europe for a little promo-tour. In London, Berlin, Cologne and Paris they played in small sold-out clubs and presented some new songs of their forthcoming album “The Misery Index: Notes From The Plague Years” which will be released on February, 24th 2006 (in Germany). The audience did like the new songs obviously. In cologne the whole familiar concert has been filmed. This recording will be on the new album. But you should take care that you get the right version WITH a DVD!
In march 2006 Boysetsfire will do an expanded tour in Europe that will guide them to the UK, Germany, Austria, Sweden and the Switzerland.