of Texas, this would be the band's final tour. In September The Virus disbanded completely. Dave went on to play in bands such as Nighttime Dealers (Lancaster, PA), which Paul later joined. Paul and Josh also formed the band Kamikaze Zero (Harrisburg, PA) who also disbanded. Paul now owns and operates 717 Tattoo which is located outside of Harrisburg. Jasper went on to form the post-punk band The Hunt (NY). Dave now plays in the Tight Fits! (Lancaster, PA) Josh has played in The Lookies, and currently fronts and plays bass for The Line (Harrisburg, PA) In 2002, Mike Virus formed the band Cheap Sex, who disbanded in 2007. And later he formed the band Evacuate. In spring of 2013, The Virus became active again garnering attention on Facebook. A free show was then announced for May. The Virus then played two official reunion shows in Connecticut and Philadelphia in early August. In November the band toured the east coast. No Tour Can Be Won covered 13 cities in 13 days, and fan support was strong. In April 2014, The Virus toured the west coast with Bad Engrish (Denver) and Evacuate (San Diego). This was an eight show tour from Seattle, WA to Tijuana, Mexico. Support was strong and the overall agreement was that THIS WAS AWESOME. In June there were two shows with Boston's Who Killed Spikey Jacket? In July 2014, The Virus headlined the FYWROK punk rock festival. Two one-off shows were booked on the way out to Tulsa with the band playing under the name “Full Circle”, which featured 4 of the 5 Virus members. In October 2014 The Virus headlined the Northeast Upstart Fest, a 10 city touring festival. Following the end of the Upstart Fest, Mike Authority announced he would be leaving the band. Long-time friend and roadie Zach took the job of lead guitar. Several shows were booked for the end of March 2015 with Who Killed Spikey Jacket?, The Bad Engrish, and Ravagers. A Europe/Russia tour was announced for Spring 2015. The Virus was invited back to FYWROK in 2015 and a small Midwest tour was planned for mid-summer around the fest. The Midwest tour went well, with tons of support at every show. A little bit after the tour ended, it was decided that the band would start looking for a new drummer. The band posted a want-ad for a drummer, and