the band hit the road for separate tours with American rock bands Switchfoot, Everclear and Lifehouse before calling it a day at the Lifehouse show at Melbourne's Forum Theatre. Reunion Instincts (2019–current) In May 2019, Antiskeptic performed a one-off show in Melbourne with their original lineup (Andrew, Nick and Sean), supporting Anberlin on their 2019 Australian tour at The Forum. The response was so positive from fans that the band made their return official and followed with a tour supporting The Get Up Kids in October that year. December 2019, Antiskeptic celebrated their 20th anniversary playing to a sold out show at the Evelyn Hotel, Fitzroy and announced further shows in 2020 and that writing had begun on new material. In March 2020 the band performed alongside fellow rock/punk veterans For Amusement Only, Seraphs Coal and Wishful Thinking for a successful run of shows on the east coast which was cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2022 the band released a 20th Anniversary Remastered Vinyl edition of the 2002 album Memoirs of a Common Man and tolerated a hardcore/metal band called Dark Antiskeptic releasing heavy and twisted re-recordings of the bands back catalogue which coincided with the vinyl release. In November 2022 Antiskeptic made a triumphant return to the stage with fellow Melbourne 3 piece Horsell Common for a sell-out hometown show where the band announced their new album Instincts was in development and performed new material live for the first time in 7 years. Members Current Andrew Ridley Kitchen – vocals and guitar (1999–present) Nick Coppin – drums (1999–present) Sean Daly – bass guitar and vocals (1999–2003, 2003–2008, 2019-present) Former Shane O'Keeffe – bass guitar (2003) Corey Sleap – bass guitar (2003) Ryan Mclerie – guitar and vocals (2011–2012) Jarrod Salton – guitar and vocals (2013–2019) Tavis Wardlaw – bass guitar and vocals (2011–2019) Discography Studio albums EPs Live albums DVDs Late in their career, Antiskeptic released a number of DVDs. The first was packaged with the EP Monuments and contained studio footage, as well as a selection of videos from the band's performance at Rod Laver Arena. Memoirs of a Common Band was released prior to the beginning of the Goodbye, Goodnight tour and features extensive footage of the band throughout their first ten years, including interviews, performance videos, live clips and sundry. Goodbye, Goodnight – Live at the Hi Fi captures the band's 2008 performance