QUESTION – How is the summer going for Edisun? JK: Good so far. Finished the new record and did a 10 day tour of Singapore and Diego Garcia for the US troops [US Naval Support, Indian Ocean]. No serious touring till fall. QUESTION – How was it recording your album Collision? MR: Enlightening and humbling at the same time! Charley Drayton (Producer) gave us a new insight {into the music we were writing]. He opened up our ears to new ideas on songs we had been playing for sever

Flying fifty-two hours round-trip to perform for some "out of town friends" may be an unusual way for a rock group in America to promote it's new record release. For the members of Edisun, who got their start touring in places like Iraq, Afghanistan, and Kuwait for United States Armed Forces Entertainment, this is a part of what makes them tick. Invited to perform for the United States Navy this past July 4, the group first flew to Japan, then Singapore, and finally below the

It's been four years since the first Edisun record debuted via EMI sending two songs up the Active Rock radio charts, Medicate and Wide Awake. It's also 2o countries and 48 states later, thousands of miles driven and flown--many of them performing for the men and women of the American military. So it's somewhat hard to be mad at a band whose first tours were in Iraq and Afghanistan, flying show to show in a Blackhawk helicopter, and stagewear consisting of Kevlar helmets and