Wish completed a five-week tour of the continental United States. En Route The band's next step was to record an EP entitled En Route with respected producer J. Robbins. The album was released by Ernest Jenning on October 7, 2005 and was released post-humously as a 12" EP by Permaculture Records (now Red String Records). 2005 saw Kudzu wish touring up to Canada and back down to Florida with No Idea Records band, Fifth Hour Hero. 2005 also saw the final Kudzu wish show which took place at the Greene Street Club in Greensboro (A reunion concert was held at Two Art Chicks in 2007). In 2006 No Idea Records released the Fest3 DVD which featured a Kudzu Wish performance of their song "I Am Rocket," and Series DVD released First in Flight: A North Carolina Retrospective DVD which featured Kudzu Wish performing "Do You Need An Anthem?" live. An interview is conducted with Adam and Eric on the extras section of Against Me!'s "We're Never Going Home" DVD. Kudzu Wish also donated several curry recipes to I Like Food, Food Tastes Good a book that features recipes by rock bands and was published by Hyperion Books. Tim LaFollette and Often Awesome Bass player Tim LaFollette was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS, or Lou Gehrig's disease) in April 2009. His friends started the Often Awesome Army, working to improve Tim's quality of life and create awareness about ALS. Tim's battle was featured in a web series called "Often Awesome: The Series." Tim died on the morning of August 23, 2011, surrounded by family and friends. Reunion Kudzu Wish stopped playing together in August 2009, not long after Tim LaFollette's diagnosis. Almost 10 years later, Eric Mann discovered original studio files of some of the band's old material. While the remaining bandmates have no intention to record or release new material, they did decide to reunite to unveil some of the material live. Kudzu Wish performed to a sold-out crowd at The Crown at the Carolina Theatre of Greensboro, North Carolina on March 22, 2019. References External links nowontour interview Guilford College alumni Musical groups established in 1998