ADIOS: The Greatest Hits Features 12 No. 1 Songs,
Two Brand New Songs
Festivals
Nashville, Tenn., One of the industries top bands, 2004 and 2006 GRAMMY Awards winning Audio Adrenaline will add a final chapter to its substantial career with ADIOS: The Greatest Hits, releasing Aug. 1. After 15-years of music, mission and service, Audio Adrenaline is saying “adios,” offering one more nod to its considerable fan base with the album and an aggressive tour itinerary through the end of this year.
Fans will receive a commemorative look at the expansive career of Audio Adrenaline through ADIOS: The Greatest Hits. The album boasts 17 tracks, including 12 No. 1 radio hits such as “Big House,” “Ocean Floor,” “Leaving 99,” “Hands and Feet,” “Never Gonna Be As Big As Jesus” and more. (Full track listing below.) The recording will also feature two newly recorded songs. The first new song, the contemplative and hopeful “Goodbye,” will release to radio June 9. The second song will be a celebratory cover of The Alarm’s "Blaze Of Glory," signifying a band that is going out on top and one that will refuse to take itself too seriously, all the way to the end.
The companion ADIOS DVD to be a part of a special edition ADIOS retail package will feature a third newly recorded song, a cover of the classic Charlie Peacock song, “Down In The Lowlands.” The DVD will also include five Audio Adrenaline videos, live performance footage and interviews from artists impacted by Audio Adrenaline. Some of the artists already signed up to participate are tobyMac, Steven Curtis Chapman, MercyMe, Pillar and Relient K. Each of these artists is sharing tour experiences and favorite memories of Audio Adrenaline.
But AudioA is not done yet!
As one of today’s top touring attractions, known for members’ explosiveness and energetic outpourings, coupled with state of the art production, the band's final touring schedule includes performing at all the major summer festivals one last time and performing on a 35-city tour with MercyMe this fall (Sept-Nov). The energy around this touring is anticipated to be very high as fans learn that this will be their last opportunity to see one of today’s most successful and influential rock bands.