A Life Once Lost Break Up

by | Jul 12, 2013

A Life Once Lost have broken up.

Frontman Bob Meadows said in an interview here, “I feel like I need to step back a little bit from that to just better myself as a person.  I just felt like I wasn’t really able to handle that aspect of being in a band or that commitment. I really had to put so many things aside. I’m 33 years old now and I feel like my life has been on hold since I was 19. I’m not complaining about where it’s taken me, it’s been pretty awesome. I’ve been able to put out 6 records, film videos, see countries I would have never seen before and I’ve taken a band further than a lot of people have in their lifetime. It’s a lot of fun and it feels really rewarding.”

The band formed in 1999.

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