In 1999, after touring for over 8 years, Dayroom released their final album Better Days. Following a string of stories that could come out of a Netflix series, the band went through a roller coaster of highs and lows including a trip to perform at the infamous Woodstock 1999 that ended in tragedy, the band also expanded its reach into Europe

In 1999, after touring for over 8 years, Dayroom released their final album Better Days. Following a string of stories that could come out of a Netflix series, the band went through a roller coaster of highs and lows including a trip to perform at the infamous Woodstock 1999 that ended in tragedy, the band also expanded its reach into Europe before finally calling it quits in February 2000.

With their college radio hit "Cheap Wine", Dayroom's breakthrough album Contagious was a staple of the college indie rock circuit in the Southeast and Midwest through much of the 1990's. With an onslaught of energy, noise, and weirdness, the album captivated audiences and led to their growth as a solid club, theater and festival act. From the sexy

With their college radio hit "Cheap Wine", Dayroom's breakthrough album Contagious was a staple of the college indie rock circuit in the Southeast and Midwest through much of the 1990's. With an onslaught of energy, noise, and weirdness, the album captivated audiences and led to their growth as a solid club, theater and festival act. From the sexy groove of "Come on Over" to the bombastic distortion insanity of "My Way or No Way", this was the album that brought the band to the next level.