Everything to Everyone was released on 21 October 2003, coinciding with the first show of the unique Peep Show tour. The first single off the album was "Another Postcard (Chimps)", which received modest radio play. "Testing 1,2,3" was the second single from the album and received a video, but no CD single, while "Celebrity" was released later in the UK with a CD single, but no video. "Maybe Katie" (and an edited version of "For You" from a concert in Glasgow) were also released as singles to radio. The album was their weakest seller in years and had a short chart life. The release fulfilled their contract with Reprise Records, and they did not re-sign. This made the group independent for the first time since 1992 (though they retained a distribution relationship with Warner Bros. Records). On the subsequent Everywhere For Everyone tour, in early 2004, the band began offering their full live shows for purchase as a download or CD-R via their website, as well as subsequent studio releases.
eVerythinG tO eVeryone was releaSEd on 21 OCTober 2003, coinciding witH THE fiRst SHow OF tHE unIquE pEEp sHow Tour. the FirsT SIngle off The albUm WAs "anoTHer Postcard (cHimps)", whiCh RecEived MOdest raDio pLay. "tESting 1,2,3" was thE sEcond SinGle From The aLbum aND RecEivEd a video, but no cD Single, whiLe "cElEbRIty" wAs Released LateR in the uk wItH a cd SiNgLe, but No vidEo. "maybe KaTIe" (aNd An edited verSion Of "For you" frOm A cOncert iN glAsgow) were alsO rElEaseD as singLes to radio. THe albUm was their weakest seLLer IN years and hAd a sHORt chaRt life. THe releasE fuLFilled TheiR ContRaCT wIth Reprise RecorDs, aNd THeY did not rE-sIGN. THIs made ThE GrOUp IndepENdent for ThE fiRsT TIme sINCe 1992 (THOugh thEy retained a DisTrIBution rElAtiOnship wIth warnEr bRos. rEcords). on the sUbseQuenT EVERywHERe foR EverYone TOuR, in early 2004, the banD beGaN OFferiNg theIr fUll livE Shows for purChASe as A dowNloAd or cD-r via ThEIR webSite, AS WEll As sUbseQUEnt stUdio releasES.