Complete List Of A Day To Remember Songs From A to Z

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A Day to Remember formed in 2003 in Ocala, Florida, when vocalist Jeremy McKinnon, guitarists Tom Denney and Neil Westfall, bassist Joshua Woodard, and drummer Bobby Scruggs united with the goal of blending pop-punk melodies with the heaviness of metalcore. Their early independent work led to the release of their debut album, And Their Name Was Treason, in 2005 through Indianola Records. After gaining traction in the underground scene, they signed with Victory Records and replaced Scruggs with drummer Alex Shelnutt. In 2007, they released For Those Who Have Heart, a defining album that marked their transition from regional upstarts to national contenders in the alternative scene.

The momentum continued with Homesick in 2009, which became a breakthrough release and a fan favorite. Featuring anthemic tracks including “The Downfall of Us All” and “If It Means a Lot to You,” the album balanced melody with aggression and reached the Billboard 200. During the album’s touring cycle, founding guitarist Tom Denney departed and was replaced by Kevin Skaff. The new lineup carried the band through the release of What Separates Me from You in 2010, which included “All I Want” and “It’s Complicated.”

Legal troubles began to cloud the band’s next chapter as they entered a long-running lawsuit with Victory Records over contractual disputes. In the midst of the battle, A Day to Remember released Common Courtesy independently in 2013. The album was praised for its maturity and included songs such as “Right Back at It Again,” “Sometimes You’re the Hammer, Sometimes You’re the Nail,” and “End of Me.” The release marked a turning point in both the band’s music and its ability to navigate the recording industry on its own terms.

In 2016, the band returned with Bad Vibrations. The record presented a rawer and heavier sound, with songs including “Paranoia,” “Naivety,” and the title track. The album debuted at number two on the Billboard 200. A Day to Remember later signed with Fueled by Ramen and released You’re Welcome in 2021. That album incorporated pop and electronic textures alongside the heavier sound represented by “Last Chance to Dance (Bad Friend).”

The band’s eighth studio album, Big Ole Album Vol. 1, arrived in 2025. Its twelve tracks included “Miracle,” “Feedback,” “Make It Make Sense,” “Bad Blood,” and “All My Friends.” The album continued the band’s long-running balance between metalcore force, pop-punk hooks, and experiments that push beyond either genre.

A Day to Remember has also released music outside its main albums. The band joined Marshmello for “Rescue Me” in 2019 and appeared on Bilmuri’s “ALWAYS LET YOU DOWN” in 2026. Those collaborations have been added to the complete A-to-Z catalog below.

The band’s live performances have become a hallmark of its success, with high-energy sets drawing from every era of its career. A Day to Remember has performed at major festivals, headlined worldwide tours, and created Self Help Fest, which brought together a wide range of heavy and alternative artists.

What has always separated A Day to Remember from many of its contemporaries is the band’s refusal to remain within a single musical category. Its catalog moves between heavy breakdowns, pop-punk choruses, acoustic ballads, and modern rock production while maintaining a direct connection with the listeners who supported the group from its earliest independent years.

Complete List Of A Day to Remember Songs From A to Z

Numbers

“1958” – And Their Name Was Treason (2005)
“2nd Sucks” – What Separates Me from You (2010)

A–E

“A Second Glance” – And Their Name Was Treason (2005) (Re-recorded as “A 2nd Glance” on Old Record)
“A Shot in the Dark” – For Those Who Have Heart (2007)
“All I Want” – What Separates Me from You (2010)
“All My Friends” – Big Ole Album Vol. 1 (2025)
“All Signs Point to Lauderdale” – What Separates Me from You (2010)
“ALWAYS LET YOU DOWN” – ALWAYS LET YOU DOWN single (2026); Bilmuri featuring A Day to Remember
“Another Song About the Weekend” – Homesick (2009)
“Another Song About the Weekend” (acoustic) – Homesick (Special Edition) (2009)
“Another Song About the Weekend” (acoustic) – Attack of the Killer B-Sides (2010)
“Bad Blood” – Big Ole Album Vol. 1 (2025)
“Bad Vibrations” – Bad Vibrations (2016)
“Best of Me” – Common Courtesy (2013)
“Better Off This Way” – What Separates Me from You (2010)
“Bloodsucker” – You’re Welcome (2021)
“Breathe Hope in Me” – Halos for Heroes, Dirt for the Dead (2004)
“Brick Wall” – You’re Welcome (2021)
“Bullfight” – Bad Vibrations (2016)
“Casablanca Sucked Anyways” – And Their Name Was Treason (2005) (Re-recorded as “Casablanca Sucked Anyways.” on Old Record)
“City of Ocala” – Common Courtesy (2013)
“Closer Than You Think” – Big Ole Album Vol. 1 (2025)
“Colder Than My Heart, If You Can Imagine” – For Those Who Have Heart (2007)
“Dead & Buried” – Common Courtesy (2013)
“Degenerates” – You’re Welcome (2021)
“Die for Me” – Big Ole Album Vol. 1 (2025)
“End of Me” – Common Courtesy (2013)
“Everything We Need” – You’re Welcome (2021)
“Exposed” – Bad Vibrations (2016)

F–J

“F.Y.M.” – You’re Welcome (2021)
“Fast Forward to 2012” – For Those Who Have Heart (2007)
“Feedback” – Big Ole Album Vol. 1 (2025)
“Flowers” – Big Ole Album Vol. 1 (2025)
“Forgive and Forget” – Bad Vibrations (2016)
“Good Things” – Common Courtesy (Bonus Track) (2013)
“Have Faith in Me” – Homesick (2009)
“Heartless” – And Their Name Was Treason (2005) (Re-recorded as “Heart Less” on Old Record)
“Heartless” (Re-recorded) – For Those Who Have Heart (Reissue) (2007)
“Here’s to the Past” – For Those Who Have Heart (2007)
“High Diving” – You’re Welcome (2021)
“Holdin’ It Down for the Underground” – Homesick (2009)
“Homesick” – Homesick (2009)
“Homesick” (acoustic) – Homesick (Special Edition) (2009)
“I Heard It’s the Softest Thing Ever” – For Those Who Have Heart (2007)
“I Remember” – Common Courtesy (2013)
“I Surrender” – Common Courtesy (2013)
“I’m Already Gone” – Common Courtesy (2013)
“I’m Made of Wax, Larry, What Are You Made Of?” – Homesick (2009)
“If I Leave” – What Separates Me from You (2010)
“If It Means a Lot to You” – Homesick (2009)
“If Looks Could Kill” – And Their Name Was Treason (2005) (Re-recorded as “If Looks Could Kill…” on Old Record)
“If Looks Could Kill… Then You’d Be Dead” – Halos for Heroes, Dirt for the Dead (2004)
“In Florida” – Bad Vibrations (Deluxe Edition) (2016)
“Intro” – And Their Name Was Treason (2005) (Re-recorded as “Intro ’05” on Old Record)
“It’s Complicated” – What Separates Me from You (2010)
“Justified” – Bad Vibrations (2016)

K–O

“Last Chance to Dance (Bad Friend)” – You’re Welcome (2021)
“Last Request” – Halos for Heroes, Dirt for the Dead (2004)
“Leave All the Lights On” – Common Courtesy (Bonus Track) (2013)
“LeBron” – Big Ole Album Vol. 1 (2025)
“Life @ 11” – Common Courtesy (2013)
“Life Lessons Learned the Hard Way” – Common Courtesy (2013)
“Looks Like Hell” – You’re Welcome (2021)
“Make It Make Sense” – Big Ole Album Vol. 1 (2025)
“Mindreader” – You’re Welcome (2021)
“Miracle” – Big Ole Album Vol. 1 (2025)
“Monument” – For Those Who Have Heart (2007)
“Mr. Highway’s Thinking About the End” – Homesick (2009)
“My Life for Hire” – Homesick (2009)
“Naivety” – Bad Vibrations (2016)
“Negative Space” – Bad Vibrations (Deluxe Edition) (2016)
“Nineteen Fifty Eight” – Old Record (2008) (Re-recording of “1958”)
“NJ Legion Iced Tea” – Homesick (2009)
“Only Money” – You’re Welcome (2021)
“Out of Time” – What Separates Me from You (2010)
“Over My Head (Cable Car)” (The Fray cover) – Attack of the Killer B-Sides (2010)

P–T

“Paranoia” – Bad Vibrations (2016)
“Permanent” – You’re Welcome (2021)
“Re-Entry” – You’re Welcome (2021)
“Reassemble” – Bad Vibrations (2016)
“Rescue Me” – Rescue Me single (2019); Marshmello featuring A Day to Remember
“Resentment” – You’re Welcome (2021)
“Right Back at It Again” – Common Courtesy (2013)
“Right Where You Want Me to Be” – Attack of the Killer B-Sides (2010)
“Same About You” – Bad Vibrations (2016)
“Same Book But Never the Same Page” – Common Courtesy (Bonus Track) (2013)
“Same Team” – Big Ole Album Vol. 1 (2025)
“Show ‘Em the Ropes” – For Those Who Have Heart (2007)
“Silence” – Big Ole Album Vol. 1 (2025)
“Since U Been Gone” (Kelly Clarkson cover) – For Those Who Have Heart (Reissue) (2007)
“Since U Been Gone” (Kelly Clarkson cover) – Attack of the Killer B-Sides (2010)
“Sometimes You’re the Hammer, Sometimes You’re the Nail” – Common Courtesy (2013)
“Sound the Alarm” – And Their Name Was Treason (2005) (Re-recorded as “Sound the Alarm V.2.0” on Old Record)
“Speak of the Devil” – For Those Who Have Heart (2007)
“Start the Shooting” – For Those Who Have Heart (2007)
“Sticks & Bricks” – What Separates Me from You (2010)
“The Danger in Starting a Fire” – For Those Who Have Heart (2007)
“The Document Speaks for Itself” – Common Courtesy (2013)
“The Downfall of Us All” – Homesick (2009)
“The Plot to Bomb the Panhandle” – For Those Who Have Heart (2007)
“The Price We Pay” – For Those Who Have Heart (2007)
“This Is the House That Doubt Built” – What Separates Me from You (2010)
“This Sun Has Set” – Halos for Heroes, Dirt for the Dead (2004)
“To the Death” – Big Ole Album Vol. 1 (2025)
“Turn Off the Radio” – Bad Vibrations (2016)

U–Z

“Violence (Enough Is Enough)” – Common Courtesy (2013)
“Viva La Mexico” – You’re Welcome (2021)
“We Got This” – Bad Vibrations (2016)
“Welcome to the Family” – Homesick (2009)
“Westfall” – Halos for Heroes, Dirt for the Dead (2004)
“Why Walk on Water When We’ve Got Boats” – For Those Who Have Heart (Reissue) (2007)
“You Already Know What You Are” – Homesick (2009)
“You Be Tails, I’ll Be Sonic” – What Separates Me from You (2010)
“You Had Me at Hello” – And Their Name Was Treason (2005) (Re-recorded as “U Had Me @ Hello” on Old Record)
“You Should Have Killed Me When You Had the Chance” – And Their Name Was Treason (2005) (Re-recorded as “U Should of Killed Me When U Had the Chance” on Old Record)
“You Should’ve Killed Me When You Had the Chance” (Re-recorded) – For Those Who Have Heart (Reissue) (2007)
“Your Way with Words Is Through Silence” – And Their Name Was Treason (2005) (Re-recorded as “Your Way with Words Is Through Silence!” on Old Record)