the band to pursue law. After a few weeks of searching for a new drummer, the band found Martin Lavallée who joined for the Sound of Fiction tour. The US Version released with 4 more songs including Dusting Down The Stars (2008 rerecording), Electrolove, The Low Road and Don't Wait New Album, Breakup & Return (2009–2011, 2020's) After the tour, the band began writing their third album. More than 50 new demos have been written for the record. According to guitarist Christian "Criq" Brais, the songs have a similar sound as their first album "Tomorrow Starts Today". The band will start the recording of the album this summer expecting a possible release date by the end of 2011. As the band wants to focus on the album, no tour dates are scheduled before they finish the recording and writing of the new material. Some of the working titles are: - All The Troubles - Wait Here - Hold On - Wake Me Up - Gimme Gimme - Symphony - Don't Tell The Girl On March 23, 2011, Mobile officially announced the band's break-up. Lead singer Mat Joly is venturing into a solo career. There is no word yet on what they will do with the material they wrote for their third album. In the early 2020's, the band reformed with a few original members gone. Dominic Viola left and was replaced by Alex Dionne and Drummer Pierre-Marc Hamelin returned to the band rereplacing Martin Lavallée. the 3rd album's named "Roadmap To Redemption". Discography Studio albums Singles Notes References External links Mobile old official website (archived) Mobile new official website Live Photos Of Mobile In Edmonton Mobile on MTV Overdrive Musical groups established in 2005 Musical groups disestablished in 2011 Musical groups from Montreal Canadian alternative rock groups Juno Award for Breakthrough Group of the Year winners 2005 establishments in Quebec 2011 disestablishments in Quebec