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Since 2002, Fallen From The Sky has written the music they wanted to write, and focused on the road they wanted to pave. They have performed live in MTV’s Time Square Studio to an international audience on MTV and MTV2, self-booked over a dozen tours, and played the Vans Warped Tour. They have released four records on three different labels including the major-indie - Eulogy Recordings, had a song featured in the Xbox 360 video game “Prey,” and had songs featured in multiple films. In late 2006 they were chosen as one of the "100 bands you need to know in 2007" by Alternative Press Magazine, and... well... they have done a lot since then. Fallen From The Sky has most recently been on tour for nearly six months in 2009, has started pre-production on their second full-length album, and are approaching their 500th performance. Make sure to check them out this fall on their tour with New Found Glory, and Title Fight! - We're a rock band, we're a punk band, we're a hardcore band, we are whatever you want us to be... At the end of the day, we're Fallen From The Sky.

Here’s what people are saying:
"Gang vocals, driving and biting guitars, and passionate lyrics all provide fuel for one of the best punk rock anthems of the year." (Written about "Tonight We Radiate") - Wonkavision Magazine

"The music is upbeat and infectious while vocalist Ryan Loughney's raspy delivery of personal battles fits the sound perfectly." - ScenePointBlank.com

"Check this out if you're into honest, hard-hitting music with great gritty vocals!" - PunkRockTheory.com

"Fallen From The Sky have quite graciously invited us into their collective punk-psyche. I don't plan on leaving." - AbsolutePunk.net

"Fallen From The Sky are anything but your typical pimped out plug in MTV band. In all honesty, they are here to kick that band's ass, and I don't think we'd have it any other way." - AbsolutePunk.net

"From the hoarse sing-a-long "Skeletons" to the Rise Against-style "Promises,Promises" and the brilliant, life-affirming "A Song For Believers," this band write fine songs, wear their hearts on their sleeves, and rock the fuck out. What more could you ask for?" - Rock Sound Magazine