VEGAS’ MELODIC ROCK POWERHOUSE
THEORY OF FLIGHT
CELEBRATES THE RELEASE OF THEIR DEBUT ALBUM

WITHIN REACH WITH A LISTENING PARTY HOSTED BY

AOL MUSIC APRIL 19-25

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Theory Of Flight Spends Release Week Celebrating
With Channel One News And Performances In New York

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Gibson Guitars Arms The Rockers With Guitars

Vegas’ own rockers Theory Of Flight ^[1] are kicking off the April 20 release of their highly anticipated album Within Reach ^[2] with a bang. From April 19-25, AOL Music is featuring a Listening Party ^[3] with a free stream of the full album.

On April 26, Channel One News will feature the music video for the band’s current single “Set The Night On Fire ^[4]”. The 30 minute daily news segment is broadcasted through satellite to nearly six million teens in approximately 8,000 middle schools and high schools across the country.

The five-piece band also heads to New York City, supplied with two new guitars courtesy of Gibson for lead guitarist Vince Casas and rhythm guitarist Stephen Goodrum, on April 21 to appear on Channel One News in support of their “Set The Night On Fire” music video feature and perform live at Sullivan Hall at 8:30 p.m.

Theory Of Flight will give a special in-store performance on April 22 at the Best Buy in Union Square from 3-4 p.m. and will sign CDs for fans and newcomers following their set. 

Within Reach was produced by Grammy winning duo Bob Cutarella ^[5] (The Police, Elton John, and Cyndi Lauper) and Fran Carthcart (Sting, Sevendust, and Beyoncé) of NYC’s East Side Sound studios. Original mixing of the album was done by renowned L.A. engineer, Mark Needham ^[6](Fleetwood Mac, Chris Issak, and The Killers).

EVENT RECAP:

April 21
Sullivan Hall
214 Sullivan Street
New York, NY
http://www.cegmusic.com/sullivan_hall/index.htm ^[7]  
8:30 p.m.
$10
18+
Advance tickets are also available through Ticketweb online ^[8]
or by calling (866) 468-7619.

April 22
Best Buy (Union Square)
One Union Square South 
Corner of 14th Street and 4th Avenue
New York, NY
3 p.m.
No Cover
All Ages