bandmate in A Neon Rome who had also previously toured as a solo artist opening for Change of Heart. The band then embarked on tours as an opening act for The Tragically Hip and Blue Rodeo. They also won $100,000 from that year's CFNY-FM "Discovery to Disc" competition, over Treble Charger and Killjoys. Following the tour to support their 1994 album Tummysuckle, Borra left the band and was replaced by Rob Higgins for the band's final album, 1997's Steelteeth. Videos for the singles "Little Kingdoms" and "Grifter's Plow" received substantial airplay on MuchMusic's alternative showcase program The Wedge. The band toured in 1997 to support Steelteeth, including the Another Roadside Attraction festival tour, but broke up soon afterward. Blurton, the band's singer and main songwriter, went on to form the bands Blurtonia and C'mon, as well as becoming a record producer. Maiezza went on to form Cookie Duster with Brendan Canning of hHead; that band released its debut album, produced by Blurton, in 2001. Reunion The band's Steelteeth lineup, consisting of Blurton, Richardson, Higgins and Maiezza, reformed for a one-off show at the Horseshoe Tavern in Toronto on June 20, 2009. A new 25 song, two-LP compilation entitled There You Go '82 - '97 has been assembled by Ian Blurton and was released on September 18, 2012 by Sonic Unyon Records. To celebrate, the band reunited for a series of reunion shows starting with the 2012 edition of the Supercrawl festival in Hamilton, Ontario on September 15. On October 5, 2012 there was a special Change of Heart show at the Horseshoe Tavern, which featured the participation of every former band member. The lineup of Blurton, Maiezza, Milchem and Taylor reunited again in 2017 for the 25th anniversary vinyl reissue of the Smile album, playing shows in Ontario and Alberta. Discography 50 Ft. Up (1986) Slowdance (1987) Soapbox (1989) Smile (1992) Tummysuckle (1994) Steelteeth (1997) There You Go '82 - '97 (2012) References External links Change of Heart bio on answers.com Change of Heart discography Musical groups established in 1982 Musical groups disestablished in 1997 Musical groups from Toronto Canadian alternative rock groups 1982 establishments in Ontario 1997 disestablishments in Ontario