Audio Adrenaline announced last month that due to Stuart’s ongoing vocal challenges, AudioA will add a final chapter to its substantial career with Adios, slated to release later this year. After 15-years of music and mission, the band is choosing to say “adios,” offering one more nod to its considerable fan base with the album and select live events.
Audio Adrenaline’s ninth studio album, “Until My Heart Caves In”, earned the band its second consecutive GRAMMY Award for Best Rock Gospel Album yesterday at the 48th Annual GRAMMY Awards. Released Aug. 30 to rave reviews, the album became the band’s sixth consecutive studio record to be nominated for a GRAMMY. Audio Adrenaline’s first GRAMMY win came in 2004 for its previous album, Worldwide.
Since 1991, Audio Adrenaline has taken a full throttled blast of musical passion, melded it with a compassionate desire to impact the world at large and added members’ rock-solid grounding in reality with their vulnerable, no holds barred songwriting. Thanks to earnest performances and undying appreciation for its fans, the group has sold over three million records and racked up 18 No. 1 singles. The band’s Bloom recording was certified Gold by the RIAA in 1999 and they were awarded the prestigious “Song of the Decade” crowning in the 90s for “Big House”.

Audio Adrenaline will surely be missed greatly on the Christian Music scene.  Their heart definately came through in their songs and shows as well as all their humanitarian work.  Thank you Audio A.

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