Final show and breakup

Relatively poor sales of It’s All in Your Head resulted in Eve 6’s release from their contract with RCA. Announcing their breakup, Eve 6 played their final show together on July 15, 2004, under the Gateway Arch in St. Louis . Collins had a short-lived project called Brotherhood of Lost Dogs, before Collins and Fagenson reunited to form a new band called The Sugi Tap. They recorded some demos and played shows throughout the California region during 2006. Collins and Fagenson also began writing and producing for other artists, including Puddle of Mudd ‘s ” We Don’t Have to Look Back Now “. “It was an inspiring time, going down different musical avenues together and trying things we wouldn’t have in Eve 6,” reflects Fagenson. “Ironically, when we did reform Eve 6 a couple years later, those experiments allowed us to progress the sound of the band more freely than if we had been in the band the whole time.”