Confide Reform; New Album in Works

by Ryan Minic | Aug 31, 2012

Confide reformed and have started writing material for a new album.

“After spending 5 years touring around the world to, approximately, 15 different countries, Confide decided to disband in 2010 with no intention of ever getting back together. Following two years of consistent support and encouragement from fans, family and friends, recently the idea of writing another record came to our thoughts.”

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