Artist's albums
Sierra
2020 · single
Losing My Mind
2020 · single
Medicine for You
2019 · single
Alligator Tears
2016 · album
Let's Fade Away
2016 · single
Losers & Kings
2014 · album
Pineapple - EP
2011 · EP
Let's Be Animals
2011 · album
The Double EP
2010 · EP
Fuck You (Cee Lo Green Cover)
2010 · single
The Downtown Fiction
2010 · EP
Best I Never Had
2010 · EP
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Biography
Since the beginning, The Downtown Fiction has risen with their unique brand of transcendent rock, staking their place in the pop-rock genre. Its second album, Losers & Kings, is the realization of the band’s boldest dreams, a riveting step in creating an original and exhilarating rock sound. With a roster of new songs that are, by turns, hard-driving, happily defiant and anthemic, the Virginia quartet has produced a breakthrough album that opens a window onto their own and a generation’s scattered dreams, urges and fantasies. That energy, a product of the band’s rock focus and sharp-edged lyrics, has defined The Downtown Fiction from its start in 2008. Since then, TDF has toured internationally with bands like All Time Low, The Ready Set, Mayday Parade, We the Kings and The Summer Set. The band has released several EPs and two full-lengths, 2011’s Let’s Be Animals. That effort spawned the hit “I Just Wanna Run,” which was RIAA certified gold. With Losers & Kings, the band never has been more passionate about its music, or more excited about where it’s headed. “If there’s one thing we chased in making the album, it was sincerity,” Leahy says. “With every song, honesty is what we wanted. We wanted it to sound like we would die for our music, and that’s really what we would do. We want people to hear that we’re willing to stand on the edge and let ourselves go for the sake of good music.”