Sad news for fans of The Sidekicks. The Ohio-based band has just announced its disbandment and many supporters aren't happy with the recent news.
Taking to their official Instagram account, current members— Toby Reif, Steve Ciolek, Matt Climer, and Ryan Starinsky— shared a joint statement to confirm the split.
It appears that the group had broken up a long time ago as many people have been asking them, leading the band to "let everyone know that we have called it a day."
The Sidekicks then proceeded to express their gratitude to fans for their efforts and support throughout the years.
"We are equally grateful to all those who have helped us along the way and to those who we met through our travels and time in this group," they added.
Their recent post is a "thank you" to many fans and they hope many of them had fun listening to their music during the prime years of their careers.
Since the band has decided to not continue performing again, remaining merchandise like t-shirts and sweaters are currently available on their Big Cartel page.
For their future projects, the group told fans that they should watch out for "Nothin', Superviolet, Hunden, starboy_devoid, Mukiss and Orbits."
As of this writing, The Sidekicks have not publicly revealed the actual reason why they disbanded.
The Sidekicks Fans Saddened by Band's Disbandment
After posting the announcement, many fans immediately took to the comment section to express their sadness over the recent post.
"Thank you for helping me become the person I am today and for inspiring me and my band. Thanks for soundtracking some of the best moments of my life and for being such great friends," Tom May of The Men Zingers wrote.
"Y'all were special. Glad to have shared a stage with such talented humans the actually many many times I got to," one wrote.
"Y'all changed my life and I'll never be able to adequately express how grateful I am," another one wrote.
According to NME, the band first started their music career in 2007 after releasing their debut album "So Long, Soggy Dog."
They later had two more albums in 2009 and 2012 titled "Weight Of Air" and "Awkward Breeds", respectively.
Before their next album, they got a record deal with Epitaph Records for the "Runners In The Nerved World" record. Their final project, "Happiness Hours," was released in 2018.
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