Michigan-based metalcore band Still Remains is celebrating the 20th anniversary of their acclaimed Roadrunner Records debut, “Of Love and Lunacy.” Formed in Grand Rapids in 2001, the band quickly rose to prominence with their dynamic blend of European-inspired riffs, melodic hooks, heavy breakdowns, and ethereal keyboards. Driven by standout singles “The Worst Is Yet to Come” and “White Walls,” their Roadrunner debut became a defining album in the early-2000s metalcore movement, influencing numerous modern bands in the scene today.

In their early years, Still Remains extensively toured with prominent names in metal, notably joining Trivium and 3 Inches of Blood on the 2005 Roadrage Tour and Bullet for My Valentine on the 2006 Kerrang! XXV Tour. Following their 2007 Roadrunner release, “The Serpent,” the band continued touring internationally, performing multiple UK and European tours alongside Bullet for My Valentine and Atreyu, as well as North American tours with As I Lay Dying, August Burns Red, and participation in the 2007 Warped Tour.

After a hiatus from 2008 to 2011, Still Remains reformed with five original members from the "Of Love and Lunacy" era. Although no longer a full-time touring act, the band performs periodic live shows and released the fan-funded album, “Ceasing to Breathe,” in 2013. Returning to more frequent live performances in 2023, Still Remains is actively working on new music, aiming for an EP release in late 2025 or early 2026.

Fans can look forward to special 20th-anniversary celebrations, including hometown shows in Grand Rapids, MI on August 16, an appearance at Furnace Fest in Birmingham, AL in October, and a 10-date UK tour scheduled for November. Stay tuned for updates as Still Remains embarks on this exciting celebration of both the past and the present.