The dutch rocktrio Legends in our Mind may be regarded as Rotterdams' worst kept secret. For almost two years now, the band traveled all around the country to do what they're best at : blowing minds, breaking hearts, and leaving burning tracks when they get off stage afterwards.

Three boys met each other after years filled with adventures that brought them along ska, punk, reggae, metalcore - and Europe. With their minds more than ever set to the purity of music, they produce an ever increasing number of songs that can be pushed under labels like rock 'n roll, emo, wave - if you wish to push them under a label anyway. The always present influence by rockmonsters like U2, The Police and Muse is added by a touch of flavour of the week (currently being Dredg, Saybia, Incubus).

Since march '03, the band has added an acoustic set to their catalogue. With this addition to the sometimes overwhelming electric set, Legends in our Mind can play at any stage, on every streetcorner, anywhere on the planet. With an extra guitarist and a violin player, the typical LioM-sound is translated into a similar, yet different feel. The one and only way to turn a stadium-rockact into a wedding combo!

Legends in our Mind played both acoustic and electric on their 2003 European Tour (kicked off by a support show for Nada Surf in Nighttown main hall), which lead them through Germany, Czech Republic and Poland. Being on tour was amazing for them, and it inspired them to work on new material so they can record a full length, and then tour more. This full length would be the sequel to Living for Today, their first mini-cd, which was released in a steaming Nighttown (Rotterdam) on september 14th 2002.

Confident as musicians, but humble as a band, knowing that there is so much to improve and so many dogs eating dogs out there, Legends in our Mind tries to perform to their best and, if the best is good enough, reach the sky.