The members of A Day In His Life grew up together. The guitarist was heavily influenced by his brother's love for music. A Day In His Life started singing at McGrady's, a local dive bar. The band was influenced by music of the 1950s.

After paying their dues and opening shows for years, A Day In His Life was signed to a record deal. The members of the group all quit their other jobs to focus on their music.

A Day In His Life knew they had finally made it when Amy Kaplan started the first fan club for the group in 1979. The club started out in Atlanta with a handful of members, but grew tremendously once their singles started getting national air time.

A Day In His Life are expecting to bring in another group of fans with this tour and the newest release. The band is in the middle of the tour accompanying for their most current record. A Day In His Life's most current project has taken the group in a new direction, with a heavier sound.

Generally, critics have praised A Day In His Life for their playfulness with the crowd at live performances. A music critic from Baltimore, Owen Dostal, has always pointed out group’s tremendous front man. A Day In His Life’s new release is receiving generally positive reviews from Odell Cochrane, a music critic out of Tampa, and Michael Quaid, from Orlando.

The band loves playing in Las Vegas because they have never failed to sell out a how in the city. TheSeats.com’s extensive website has everything from concert seating charts to tour schedules, making TheSeats.com the single best one-stop shop for A Day In His Life tickets.