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Addison Road was an opening act for numerous national bands before their debut national CD in March 2008. The band is currently part of the Planet Wisdom tour for the second year in a row, providing worship music and playing their own songs from their debut album. |
Addison Road was an opening act for numerous national bands before their debut national CD in March 2008. The band is currently part of the Planet Wisdom tour for the second year in a row, providing worship music and playing their own songs from their debut album.<ref name=familychristian>[http://www.familychristian.com/shop/product.asp?prodID=55790 Addison Road]; Retrieved [[February 10]] [[2008]]</ref> Some of their popular songs are All That Matters, This Could Be Our Day, and Start Over Again. |
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Addison Road is an American Christian rock/Contemporary Christian Music group from Dallas, Texas signed to INO Records.
History
Addison Road was an opening act for numerous national bands before their debut national CD in March 2008. The band is currently part of the Planet Wisdom tour for the second year in a row, providing worship music and playing their own songs from their debut album.[1] Some of their popular songs are All That Matters, This Could Be Our Day, and Start Over Again.
Members
Current members
- Jenny Simmons — lead vocals
- Ryan Gregg — lead guitarist, vocals
- Ryan Simmons — guitar, vocals, piano
- Travis Lawrence — bass, vocals, harmonica
- Jeff Sutton — drums
Former members
- Josh Anzaldua — drums (2002-2005)
Albums
- Breaking Beautifully (Independent EP) (September 2003)[2]
- Always Loved You (Independent EP) (June 2005)
- Some Kind of Spark (Independent) (July 2006)
- Addison Road (INO Records) (March 2008)
Singles
- "All That Matters", #10 on the February 16 2008 R&R CHR chart[3]
References
- ^ Addison Road; Retrieved February 10 2008
- ^ Discography; Jesus Freak Hideout; Retrieved February 10 2008
- ^ R&R magazine chart as reported at Weekend 22, Retrieved February 18 2008
External links
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