With the release of Good & Evil, Tally Hall returned to their original label, Quack! Media. After the release of Good & Evil, the band became inactive, and all of its members went on to more or less independent endeavors. As of 2021,
the band has been on an indefinite hiatus
.
When did Tally Hall disband?
Tally Hall went on hiatus in
fall 2011
, but the bandmembers worked on other personal, and musical endeavours. In 2012 Joe Hawley, Ross Federman, and Bora Karaca released Hawaii: Part II under the name ミラクルミュージカル, (Miracle Musical).
Is Tally Hall ever coming back?
With the release of Good & Evil, Tally Hall returned to their original label, Quack! Media. After the release of Good & Evil, the band became inactive, and all of its members went on to more or less independent endeavors. As of 2021,
the band has been on an indefinite hiatus
.
Where is Joe Hawley Tally Hall now?
| Joe Hawley | Current Member of Tally Hall | Date of Birth: September 23, 1982 (38 as of 2020) | Hometown: Detroit, MI | Current resident of: Detroit, Michigan |
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Who's the lead singer of Tally Hall?
| Rob Cantor | Instruments Vocals guitar | Years active 2002–present | Labels Atlantic Quack!Media Rob Cantor Music | Associated acts Tally Hall Andrew Horowitz Madi Diaz Genevieve Goings |
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Is Rob Cantor married?
I am also highly qualified to teach grades 7-12 History. I recently completed my Educational Specialist Degree in Instructional Leadership with Lincoln Memorial University. I am
married to my wonderful wife
and we live in Jonesborough.
Where does Tally Hall live?
| Tally Hall | Hometown Ann Arbor, Michigan | Relationship to Tally Hall Unknown |
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What was Tally Hall's first song?
Good Day
is the first song on Tally Hall's debut album, Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum. It was written by Andrew Horowitz in 2003, and won the $10,000 first prize in the the 2004 BMI John Lennon Scholarship competition.
Are Tally Hall and Miracle Musical the same?
Miracle Musical (aka ミラクルミュージカル) is the side project of Tally Hall member Joe…
What inspired Tally Hall?
It is here that Tally Hall found much inspiration for their 14-track debut,
Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum
. … When Tally Hall's original drummer left the band, they recruited Ross, who went to high school with Joe.
