Audio Adrenaline Information

They have sold more than three million records and scored 18 No. 1 radio hits, among them "Ocean Floor," "Big House," and "Never Gonna Be As Big As Jesus." Yet Audio Adrenaline will disband in 2006. Lead singer Mark Stuart's voice is beginning to fail and the remaining members are heading their separate ways. During the fall of 2006, they'll embark on a 35-city farewell trek with MercyMe.

Audio Adrenaline has won two Grammy Awards in the rock gospel album of the year category for Worldwide in 2004 and in 2006 for Until My Heart Caves In. And they took home four Gospel Music Association Dove Awards, including Rock Album of the Year in 2003.

Band members Mark Stuart and Will McGinniss met at Kentucky Christian College. Together with his brother, David, Barry Blair and another KCC student named Bob Herdman, they launched the band, originally called A-180 in the early 1990s. Mark had been in bands all through junior high and high school. Will had just started playing bass a month before he met Mark Stuart. They grew steadily, touring often. By 1995 the album Bloom debuted in the Top 60 on Billboard's Top 200 chart and was certified gold by the RIAA.

Mark Stuart, Bob Herdman, and Will McGinniss formed FlickerRecords.com in January 2000. Bob had left the road to run the company in 1999 but still continued writing songs for the band. In August 2006 the band released Audio Adrenaline Adios The Greatest Hits. The band decided to disband due to the lead singer's failing voice. Blair left the band along the way and current band members include Mark Stuart, Will McGinniss, Ben Cissell, and Tyler Burkum. They have also been accompanied by Brian Whitman.

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