Default to embark on tour with Hinder

Platinum selling rock band Default is back! The band is gearing up to hit the road with Hinder for a winter tour kicking off November 17th at House Of Blues in Cleveland, OH. The tour will hit select cities across the US through December 18th.

Default's new album Comes and Goes will be released October 25th through AudioNest/Fontana. Recorded in Los Angeles, CA with long time producer Bob Marlette (Ozzy Osbourne, Shinedown), Comes and Goes is an album that everyone in the band feels, clichés aside, that they have topped themselves. "Right off the bat we knew this was a special album and that it came together exactly the way we wanted it to” says front man Dallas Smith. "We really believe in this record, and can't wait for our fans to hear it.” The first single from the new effort "Turn It On”, is at rock radio now.

The members of Default are eager to take the new songs directly to the fans that have flocked to their shows and bombarded their Facebook with comments, most of them expressing anticipation for new Default music. "God bless them all” says bassist Dave Benedict sincerely. "We give them what they want, and therefore they reward us by showing up. Without them, we'd be nothing.”

Default consists of Dallas Smith (Vocals), Jeremy Hora (Guitar), Dave Benedict (Bass), and Danny Craig (Drums). Default was discovered by Nickelback's Chad Kroeger shortly after forming in Vancouver back in 1999. Kroeger's interest in their demo led him to lend his support to the production of their debut album. The Fallout (2001) boasted strong singles like "Deny”, "Count On Me” and "Wasting My Time”, the latter of which was a hit at both Canadian and American radio earning the band an award for over 600,000 BDS Certified spins. A Juno for Best New Group followed in 2002, and The Fallout was certified platinum (one million copies sold) in the States in 2003.

For more information, check out Default's official website at:
www.defaultonline.com

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Jason Fisher    October 18, 2010