The Italian pop punk band Vanilla Sky has been making waves in the music scene since their formation in 2002. After releasing their debut album 'Play It If You Can't Say It' in November of that year, the group went on to tour extensively throughout Europe and Japan.

In 2004, Vanilla Sky returned home from a tour and quickly headed out again to headline the 'Punk is Dead'-tour 2005 in Austria. The band's popularity continued to grow, and they were soon confirmed for a Japanese tour later that month. In January of that year, they embarked on a German tour, including a live performance on national television.

The success of their debut album led to the re-release of their EP 'Play It If You Can't Say It' in December 2004, featuring three new unreleased tracks. The following year, the band's album was produced and distributed by Heart On Fire Records (Argentina) in South America, including an international edition with a video clip.

In the summer of 2003, Vanilla Sky took a break from recording to perform live, playing at several open air festivals across Europe. They were soon invited by The Ataris to open their Italian tour, and in 2004, they began touring Europe once again to promote their album alongside Maxeen.

The band's subsequent albums have solidified their place in the punk rock scene, with regular tours throughout mainland Europe and modest success in Japan. To date, Vanilla Sky has released four albums and consists of Jacopo Volpe on drums, Francesco Sarsano on bass, and Vincenzo Mario Cristi and Daniele Brian Autore on vocals and guitar.

With a sound that blends American punk influences with their own unique style, Vanilla Sky is definitely an act to watch in the world of pop punk.

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