Christian rock band Anberlin released a short film called "Don't Try to Wake Me Up," which is essentially a small documentary about the band's last day and show.

"Don't Try To Wake Me Up is an exclusive look at the final day and final show of Anberlin, a band who had been together for 12 years, released 7 full-length albums, and played over 2,000 shows across 6 continents. Everyone has seen concert footage before; this film visits the band more intimately, as all 5 band members talk in a private and candid one-on-one environment about what that day was like in their most transparent and vulnerable interviews ever given. Watch it now: http://smarturl.it/donttrytowakemeup?IQid=facebook" the band posted on Facebook.

"Don't Try to Wake Me Up" was released through Vimeo On Demand. There fans have the option to pay for a stream or download.

Anberlin disbanded at the end of 2014 and the final show took place on November 26, 2014, in Orlando, Florida.

Anberlin released a live version of their third album Cities - Live In New York City on July 24th and on vinyl September 4th.

Recorded live at The Gramercy Theatre, the album helps celebrate the 10 year anniversary of the original release of Cities. Mixed by original producer Aaron Sprinkle, the live album brings Anberlin's vibrant live show to the fans who weren't able to attend a date of the final tour in 2014, solidifying the band's legacy in the hearts of fans all over the world.

Anberlin had been a staple in the Tooth & Nail catalog for over a decade with their release of Blueprints for the Black Market in 2003. Seven albums and 12 years later, they have toured the world many times over and released what many Tooth & Nail fans would call essential albums in the label catalog. Anberlin has shared the stage with countless artists over the years (including Smashing Pumpkins, Paramore, and Underoath) and scanned over 900,000 copies in the U.S. to date.