Record Deal with Razor and Tie Records. On January 26, 2010, Day of Fire released their new album with Razor and Tie Records titled Losing All. The first single "Lately" was a hit on rock radio stations and reached No. 33 on Billboard's Active Rock Chart. The live performance of "Lately" from this album is now selling as a music video on iTunes. In support of the new record, Day of Fire toured with Cold, Nonpoint, Edisun, 16 Second Stare, Sevendust, Papa Roach, Saving Abel, and Hail the Villain, and played several festival dates with likes of Thousand Foot Krutch, Pop Evil, We the Kings, After Midnight Project, and Trapt. The band announced in early June 2010 that they are on an indefinite hiatus from touring and recording. On June 19, Josh Brown played a one-time reunion show with Full Devil Jacket to benefit the James Michael Reaves Medical Expense Fund, after that show the band decided to reunite and plans to release new material. Reaves died in 2011. In October 2010 it was announced that Josh Brown and his Full Devil Jacket bandmate and former Saliva guitarist Jonathan Montoya formed a new band called A New Rebel with David Fraizer of Outspoken, Jarred Mankin of Bobaflex, and Jason Null of Saving Abel. In April 2013, the band posted a picture on Facebook hinting at a reunion, however given the schedule of Full Devil Jacket, no reunion happened. Influences Day of Fire cites some of their major musical influences as Stone Temple Pilots, Soundgarden, AC/DC, Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, and Booker T and the MG's Members Josh Brown - lead vocals Joe Pangallo - guitar Chris Pangallo - bass guitar Zach Simms - drums Former Gregg Hionis - guitar Dusty Beach - bass guitar Discography Studio albums Day of Fire (October 26, 2004) Cut & Move (June 6, 2006) Losing All (January 26, 2010) Singles Awards GMA Dove Awards Grammy Awards References Musical groups from Nashville, Tennessee American post-grunge musical groups Christian rock groups from Tennessee Musical groups established in 2003