Former Every Time I Die guitarist Andy Williams has mentioned that he has been involved with a project chronicling the history of the aforementioned band. Williams, who now plays in Atomic Rule and continues to pursue his career as a professional wrestler, stated on social media yesterday, August 13th:
I’ve been working on something about the history of ETID. Sorry, nothing negative. Man, it’s bringing up such great memories. Truly grateful to have lived that.
— The Burning Cleaver Butch Williams (@andycomplains) August 13, 2026
When a fan expressed their hopes that the metalcore band would one day be able to reunite, Williams replied that that the prospects of such a reunion transpiring are “not looking good at all.” Here’s his reply:
First part, not looking good at all. Hopefully being able to celebrate with me with this thing I’m working on, will be cathartic for us all. https://t.co/tZB4fh5UpR
— The Burning Cleaver Butch Williams (@andycomplains) August 13, 2026
Every Time I Die came to a screeching halt back in 2022, in light of an acrimonious rift between the band and their then vocalist Keith Buckley. Guitarist Jordan Buckley, bassist Stephen Micciche and drummer Clayton “Goose” Holyoak would continue on together in Better Lovers, with Williams opting to focus on his then career in AEW and more recently, his latest musical project Atomic Rule.
Keith Buckley meanwhile went on to form Many Eyes.
