TrueShot has ended


TrueShot. One of the best and most unique acts in modern metalcore has announced it's disbandment. While no one actually knows why or what persisted to the lead up of this ultimate decision, but the blow is nothing short of saddening.

A band well known for their online presence and their reaction channel on the platform YouTube, the band has garnered a small but devoted fanbase that is now shocked by this news and rightfully so, as this announcement is a shock that will be felt for days to come.

Before this the band were set to play their first comeback show since the Coronavirus Pandemic in 2020 with their appearance at the Blue Ridge Rock Festival this summer alongside some massive acts in both the metal and rock scenes. As well as plans to write and record new music that we could have seen in the near future.

This news is definitely one that is a tough pill to swallow. You will be missed TrueShot.

***FULL ANNOUNCEMENT HERE:***

"Hey everyone.

There's really no other way to say this, but TrueShot is disbanding as a band and entity.

Over the last three years and change, we've accomplished a lot, from our first ep, to playing bigger shows, and then venturing into the YouTube landscape and growing not only as a band, but as individuals, too. Throughout this entire process we've met countless amazing individuals and developed relationships that we will forever cherish. You're probably wondering why this has happened. Well, in situations like this, there is no one reason to point to as to how this all happened, but I think the important thing to note is that none of this has happened out of ill feelings toward one another and we will continue to keep in contact personally as friends.

We thank you for the past three years. See you around!

Richard, Adam, and Derek - TrueShot."
Location: Atlanta, GA, USA

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