SOUNDEVICE Featuring Ex-STEREOMUD, NICKELBACK Members: New Songs Posted Online

March 7, 2006

SOUNDEVICE, the Atlanta, Georgia-based rock group featuring former STEREOMUD singer Erik Rogers and ex-NICKELBACK drummer Ryan Vikedal, have uploaded three new tracks at this location. The new songs available for listening are "Perfect Ten", "Close Your Eyes" and "Control". The rest of the band lineup includes Craig Maule (LIFER),Billy Grey (FOZZY, METHOD 51) and Jason Grover (BEND).

Upcoming SOUNDEVICE shows:

Mar 17 - Club 33 - Chattanooga, TN
Mar 18 - Prince Deli & Sports Bar - Knoxville, TN
Apr 20 - Avio - Lexington, KY
Apr 21 - The Billiards Club / Pub 161 - Columbus, OH
Apr 22 - The Monkey Bar - Huntington, WV
Apr 28 - Gatsbys - Johnson City, TN

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