of their forthcoming video album Shit Happens, which consisted of footage from their tour with Bleeding Through. At the end of their set at Dirtfest on August 19, the band announced that Byrnes would be leaving the band. Byrnes said the split was "amicable, but something that I had to do. For the sake of not stirring up controversy I won't go into the details. All I can really say is that it was not an easy decision to have to make." Buckley said Byrnes departure was due to money, "He really couldn't afford it on our touring schedule and salary". He was replaced by former the Chariot member Keller Harbin. The Shit Happens video album was released on October 31, 2006. The album was reissued on vinyl as part of a box set along with Last Night in Town (2001) and Hot Damn! (2003). The box set was released on December 12 through Suburban Home Records. Both Hot Damn! and Gutter Phenomenon were repressed in September 2008. Touring In early June, the band performed at the Flame Fest: Gods of Metalcore 2005 festival in Italy. In June and July, the band participated in the Sounds of the Underground tour. In September and October, the band embarked on a US tour with High on Fire, the Red Chord, the Chariot and Esoteric. Following the album's release, the band went on a US tour with It Dies Today, Haste the Day, A Life Once Lost and Emanuel. In November, the band went on a UK tour with My Chemical Romance. Every Time I Die went to mainland Europe with My Chemical Romance, and then a tour of Australia with Parkway Drive. In January 2006, the band supported Story of the Year on their headlining US tour. Prior to the start of the tour, the band crashed their tour bus, resulting in them not joining the tour until January 11. From February to April, the group toured across North America with Bleeding Through. In early May, the band performed at the Bamboozle festival. Later in the month, the band toured the UK with support from Protest the Hero and It Dies Today. The band went on the 2006 edition of the Warped Tour. While on the tour, the band was initially attracting crows of 300 people, however, as it continued they were drawing 6,000 people. Guitarist Andy Williams said that unlike Sounds