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CAPTION: Inpop Records bands Julian Drive and Article One convene for a photo before taking the stage at Full Gospel Church in Killeen, Texas on March 1, 2009. The labelmates are currently performing on the “All 4 Love” tour, which kicked off last month and runs through March.

Pictured (l-r) are Julian Drive’s James Nitz and Josh Seagraves, Article One’s Mark Laidman, Julian Drive frontman Shane Bowers, Nathan and Matthew Piche of Article One, Julian Drive’s Shaun Bennett and Jesse Triplett, and Dave DeSmit of Article One.

For a complete list of tour dates, visit: http://www.juliandrive.com/.

New Inpop Records band Julian Drive readies for the release of its national label debut, My Coming Day. The album will be among Inpop Records first releases of the year, dropping January 27, 2009.

Originally intended as an independent project, producer Lynn Nichols (Switchfoot, Phil Keaggy) encouraged the band to think big for My Coming Day. “Julian Drive’s music represents the heartland of America in style, and the heart of God in spirit,” says Nichols. “It deserves a national platform, and I am excited to see the band, in partnership with Inpop Records, take their music and ministry to the masses.”

A band with Georgia roots, Julian Drive seeks relationships with people over sales. “We’re not interested in the rock star mentality,” says Shane Bowers (vocals/guitars). “We are much more interested in how we connect with the audience. If you come to one of our shows you’ll likely find us hanging out with the kids. That’s where our heart is.”

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