with singer Micah Bentley as he began to prepare for his solo career. Reunion, new album and return of Torry Jasper On Christmas Day 2011, A Change Of Pace was asked to reunite with Torry Jasper and play the ‘South By So What’ festival in Dallas, Texas on March 17 of 2012. After several discussions, the band agreed to perform at the festival with other acts such as The Early November, Motion City Soundtrack, HelloGoodbye and Cartel. After several meetings, the band decided to work on an album with Torry Jasper. However, this album was never released. Prepare The Masses 10th anniversary shows and second breakup In May 2016, the band announced two concerts to celebrate the 10 year anniversary of Prepare The Masses, the first show which took place on July 30, 2016 at The Pressroom in Phoenix, AZ and the second show took place at the Chain Reaction in Anaheim, CA on August 6, 2016. On August 5, the band announced that the show at the Chain Reaction would be their last. Second reunion In February 2019, the band posted a cryptic date June 22 to their social media pages. The band later revealed they would be headlining the first "Pop Punk Nite" at The Van Buren in Phoenix, AZ on June 22. Post-breakup In 2011, Micah Bentley married Ashley Bentley. Bentley currently lives with his wife in Peoria, Arizona where he continues to write music for his new project. This new project is called "Micah and His Friend". Jonathan Kelley graduated from medical school at Midwestern University in Glendale, Arizona and is currently completing an emergency medicine residency at Maricopa Medical Center. Torry Jasper has a new band called "Video Head System" and tends bar at your local teppanyaki restaurant. Dan Parker currently works as a record producer. Johnny Abdullah married Nicole Castleman in 2017 and has since moved to Wenatchee, Washington. They welcomed their first son in December of 2019. Style and influences A Change of Pace's music is drawn from a number of different bands, ranging from pop bands such as the Beatles, to metal bands such Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin and to the piano pop/rock of artists such as Five for Fighting and Ben Folds. The band however cites their major influence as alternative rock band Third Eye Blind. They have also been noted by AllMusic reviewer Jo-Ann Greene as showing: "the sparkle