The arrival of 2008 brings new excitement and challenges for
RedLine Defiance. The band is releasing its long anticipated
second album, “A Moment before the White,” this week. The
maturity and growth of RedLine Defiance is apparent in this
new release. The band has laid a solid foundation and has
built strong personal bonds amongst themselves. This
chemistry is tangible in their music and live performances.
“A Moment Before the White” takes a large step forward in the
band’s ongoing development. The music is heavy, tight, and
has a razor sharp edge. In simple terms, this band just
BRINGS IT!

RedLine Defiance’s debut album, “Last of the Cellophane,”
sold more than 2,500 copies in Colorado alone, charted in the
top 20 SoundScan sales for 10 consecutive weeks, and
remained in the top 100 overall sales for the year. “A Moment
Before the White” is expected to go far beyond their first
album’s previous success. RedLine Defiance will open some
eyes and capture your attention in the coming year.

RedLine Defiance faces new challenges as they take their
music to the next level and try to gain mainstream acceptance.
These challenges make up the desire that drives the band
towards excellence. Mike Kellogg (lead singer/guitar) knows
more then most people about life’s challenges. Mike is a
survivor of the April 20, 1999 Columbine High School massacre
in Littleton, CO. Although Mike lost friends on that never-to-be-
forgotten day, the experience has strengthened his character
and given him the resolve to appreciate life and live it to the
fullest. He delivers a powerful message through his musical
lyrics.

RedLine Defiance has recently gained interest from many large
corporate entertainment companies. ESPN opened a slot for
them on the January 2007 Winter X-Games in Aspen, CO. The
ABC national TV network expressed interest in RedLine
Defiance about using track 12 of their debut album, titled “Not
a Worry,” for a nationwide TV promotion. MTV also contracted
with RedLine Defiance to use the entire CD on Real World
Denver in fall of 2006. RedLine Defiance gained another deal
using another track, “Big Show,” from the debut album with
Altitude, a regional sports and entertainment channel. The
commercial advertisement was used to promote Altitude’s
NBA and NHL broadcasts.

After consistently selling out shows across the Colorado front-
range, RedLine Defiance caught the interest of Kevin Lyman in
2005. Kevin offered them a slot on the Van’s Warped Tour.
They also headlined a sold out show in 2006 at the famous
Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, CO. RedLine Defiance
has also played with many national acts in Colorado over the
past couple of years. The band looks forward to touring in
2008 to support their new release, “A Moment Before the
White.”