"every avenue wins my best rock band award for 2005. Get ready to sing and dance all night!"-John Naclerio (producer: My Chemical Romance, Senses Fail, Brand New, and Just Surrender)every avenue delivers a medley of hit songs with their 2006 EP This Is Why We Don’t Have Nice Things (produced by John Naclerio) that will be the foundation for a new breed of artist. Mixing technical guitars with hip hop and punk rhythms, every avenue is redefining what a 5 piece band is capable of accomplishing. In November 2005, an early demo of “Half As Much As You” was played on Detroit’s number one alternative rock station 89x. The phones rang off the hook with excited listeners eager to hear more of every avenue. As a result, they are now in non-stop rotation and show no signs of slowing down.“every avenue will suck you in with their catchiness and wont let go.” –Dave Kim (89x program producer). Fans from all over the eastern U.S. have sung along and jumped to the beat of every avenue’s explosive live show. From the first note to the last back flip, the infectious celebration of music and energy can win over any crowd. Taking flight in summer 2006, every avenue will be traveling the U.S. in a coast to coast tour promoting their name and sound. every avenue is poised for success by producing a radio-friendly sound, creating professional quality DVD’s, and by running a nation-wide street team christened"The Family Avenue." The band plans on returning to the studio with producer John Naclerio later in the year to finish their first full length album.every avenue:Dave Strauchman – Lead VocalsJason Letkiewicz – Guitar/Backup VocalsJosh Withenshaw – Guitar/Backup VocalsCam Grenstiner – Bass/Backup VocalsMike Govaere – Drums/ProgrammingManagement:Patrick McDowell, 525 Industriespatrick@525ent.com