Transit call it a day

1 March 2016 | 11:08 am | Alex Sievers
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US indie/pop-punk outfit Transit have, rather suddenly, announced their end, with the band to call it a day in late April.

US indie/pop-punk outfit Transit have, rather suddenly, announced their end, with the band to call it a day in late April.

2016 marks 10 years since the group formed. In a post penned to their fan base, the group states that it is time to "direct our energy into other aspects of our lives." You can find the full statement below.

"A letter to all who have shed blood, sweat, and tears with us over the last decade:

After ten years of writing, recording, and living on the road, it is time for us to close this current chapter on Transit, as we have decided to direct our energy into other aspects of our lives.

Since 2006 we’ve been given the incredible opportunity of sharing our music with the world, performing in over 14 different countries, and circling our own countless times.

Through all the ups and downs we have witnessed a side of humanity so caring and sincere that we now see the world in a vivid and magnificent light.

As for us as individuals, we will always love each other and the records we wrote together. We love all of you for lending an ear and losing your voices with us.

We will always be able to say that we had the best fans a band could possibly ask for. When we think about the road we’ll see all the faces and friends fly by in one big warm blur. Your stories and kind words helped push us along more than you may ever know.

April 21st to April 26th we will be performing an array of mixed songs from over the years at our final shows as a band. We have chosen some of our favorite intimate clubs to put this to rest at.

We never expected a few basement show to turn into ten years of traveling the world, playing the songs we love. For that we will always be forever grateful. We love you all and thank you.

Nothing lasts forever.

Goodbye.

Daniel, Joseph, Brandon, PJ, Torre

-Transit"

The band will officially come to a close after April 26th, following a brief run of dates in the US. The group released four full-length albums (three of which were through Rise Records) throughout their career, most recent of which was 2015's well-received 'Joyride'.

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Transit was singer Joe Boynton, drummer Daniel Frazier, bassist PJ Jefferson, and guitarist Torre Cioffi.