House of Heroes had broken up. However, in December 2018, they played a ten-year anniversary show for their 2008 album The End Is Not the End. Jared Rigsby rejoined the band and played the entire show, and former touring bassist Matt Lott played on a few songs. The band was also joined onstage by Dun, who played drums during the track "God Save the Foolish Kings". The band played another ten-year anniversary show in 2021, this time for Suburba. The album turned eleven years old in 2021, but the planned 2020 show was delayed because of COVID-19. The band's lineup for the show once again included Jared Rigsby, with Matt Lott playing bass for the encore. The band played a third anniversary show for Cold Hard Want in 2022, once again featuring appearances from Lott and Dun. Influences According to drummer, Colin Rigsby, some of House of Heroes influences are The Beatles, Queen, Bruce Springsteen, and The Clash. Tim Skipper also said that Muse is a source of influence. In his free time, Rigsby works on art, and has his own website. He is currently working with Jon Schneck of Relient K on a graphic novel titled "En Carne." Christian music Though they are sometimes considered to be Christian rock due to their association with Gotee Records, their lyrics are not always transparently Christian. In an interview with Ransom.tv, Tim Skipper discusses their part in Christian music: "We didn't feel drawn to necessarily be in the church and be a praise and worship band, and we didn't feel drawn to just be outside of it. We kind of felt like we should straddle the line, and the big deal was to keep the integrity of the music intact and not to sacrifice any of the artistry." In another interview, bassist AJ Babcock said, "We never wanted to try to pander to a Christian audience by saying things that necessarily were just kind of, you know, lip service to people. We never want to do that unless it meant something, unless it was in context in a song." In their fifth album, Suburba, they embrace this idea, with songs such as "Salt in the Sea" and "Constant", which both can be seen as songs with Christian ideas. In the same interview, Skipper summarizes their role by saying "We're Christian people, and we play rock and roll music." In an April 2016