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Tomorrow's Eve | |
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| Origin | Germany |
| Genres | Progressive metal |
| Years active | 1999 – present |
| Labels | Lion Music |
| Members | Martin LeMar Rainer Grund Oliver Schwickert Benedikt Zimniak Tim Korycki |
| Past members | Peter Webel Rouven Bitz Sascha Hilles René Müller Ralf Gottlieb Oliver Jungmann Chris Doerr Tom Diener |
| Website | http://www.t-eve.com |
Tomorrow's Eve is a progressive metal band, that originated from Germany. The band has released four albums, the first being in 1999. They have played live shows as recently as September 2019 at the ProgPower USA festival in Atlanta, GA USA.
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| The Unexpected World | 2000 |
| Mirror Of Creation | 2003 |
| Mirror Of Creation 2 – Genesis II | 2006 |
| The Tower (EP) | 2007 |
| Tales From Serpentia | 2008 |
| Íkaros | 2010 |
| Mirror Of Creation III - Project Ikaros | 2018 |
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