The release of his second album “Stop All The World Now” (2003) felt a lot like graduation day for singer, songwriter Howie Day. “In a weird way I’ve come full circle,” says Howie Day. “After high school, I decided to skip college, but wound up spending a lot of time touring college campuses. Four years later, I’m releasing a new record instead of getting my degree.”
Album number two, his first for Epic Records was produced by Youth (The Verve, Crowded House, Dido) and mixed by Michael Brauer (Coldplay, David Gray, Starsailor), Chris Lord-Alge (Goo Goo Dolls, Shawn Mullins, Eric Clapton), and Clive Goddard (Sneaker Pimps, Marianne Faithful).
“Stop All The World Now” explored Day’s experiences from the road as he toured for four years as a solo artist and opened for artists like Sting, Jack Johnson, Sheryl Crow and more recently, Tori Amos.
Day returns to Australia this summer. He was introduced to Australian audiences earlier this year as special guest on tour with Whitley where he received such an amazing response that he had to come out for his own headline shows, a mere 6 months following his first visit.
