Voted one of Rolling Stone's Top 25 Bands on Myspace, Night Driving in Small Towns has quickly enjoyed a growing fanbase.In recent news (Spring 2008), NDIST's song "Cast Your Love Around" has been included on the Sonicbids "Listen: Volume 4" compilation album. Their album is currently under review for licensing on PBS's "Roadtrip Nation." Zig-Zag Live selected NDIST as a finalist for the CMJ-sponsored "Fall 2007 Best Band" competition. Their songs continue to be played on American and Canadian radio. In addition, they have embarked upon a small tour entitled "Small Towns 2008" and are playing several shows a month. ***************************************** NDIST is five members from five different small towns in Georgia. Combined, they are one band with eclectic tastes and enormous reach.Andrea Rogers and Colby Wright have been making music together since 2001. Their music has grown like a phantom limb, with its exploratory fingers reaching out to grasp many musical forms, including pop, new wave, and acoustic bluegrass-inspired folk. Colby was initially in charge of all the instrumentation (except for the random, incoherent piano playing Andrea attempted from time to time).The twosome added and removed several band members in their various incarnations. From 2004-2005, they performed under the name "sleepy still." During this time, they played original, alternative-inspired tunes and released an original album, "In Terms of Electricity," and an extended EP, "No More Bad News." From 2005-2006, they performed as "The Stennis Way," garnering attention with a live show that showcased original music in the vein of powerpop and new wave. The band also released an album, entitled "Sink or Swim."In 2006, the twosome simultaneously realized they were finished stretching their musical legs and decided to run back in the direction of their hearts and roots. It was then that Night Driving in Small Towns was born.2006 brought three worthwhile additions to the band: Sage Cady (bassist), Daniel Gonzalez (guitars), and Tyler Shores (drums, harmonica). Fully formed, Night Driving in Small Towns (or Night Driving, as some fans call it for short) began playing shows around Georgia in 2006. Shortly thereafter, they were named one of Rolling Stone's Top 25 Bands on Myspace.On July 6th, 2007, Night Driving in Small Towns released their first album, "By the Roadside." They have been featured and received positive reviews at indie-music.com and several other online music communities. The band is featured at several websites, including but not limited to: indie-music.com, indie911, YouTube, cybergrass.com, ReverbNation, MusicNation, Zvents, and Pandora.com. Their songs have been played on American and Canadian radio, and have also served as scores for independent filmmakers. Five members. Five different small towns in Georgia. One band with eclectic tastes and enormous reach. Andrea Rogers and Colby Wright have been making music together since 2001. Their music has grown like a phantom limb, with its exploratory fingers reaching out to grasp many musical forms, including pop, new wave, and acoustic bluegrass-inspired folk. Colby was initially in charge of all the instrumentation (except for the random, incoherent piano playing Andrea attempted from time to time). The twosome added and removed several band members in their various incarnations. From 2004-2005, they performed under the name "sleepy still." During this time, they played original, alternative-inspired tunes and released an original album, "In Terms of Electricity," and an extended EP, "No More Bad News." From 2005-2006, they performed as "The Stennis Way," garnering attention with a live show that showcased original music in the vein of powerpop and new wave. The band also released an album, entitled "Sink or Swim." In 2006, the twosome simultaneously realized they were finished stretching their musical legs and decided to run back in the direction of their hearts and roots. It was then that Night Driving in Small Towns was born. 2006 brought three worthwhile additions to the band: Sage Cady (bassist), Daniel Gonzalez (guitars), and Tyler Shores (drums, harmonica). Fully formed, Night Driving in Small Towns (or Night Driving, as some fans call it for short) began playing shows around south Georgia in 2006. Shortly thereafter, they were named one of Rolling Stone's Top 25 Bands on Myspace. Their songs have been played on American and Canadian radio, and have also served as scores for independent filmmakers. They have been featured at indie-music.com, rollingstonemagazine.com, and zigzaglive.com. They have also been featured and/or interviewed in spreads in local magazines (Valdosta Scene; 11th Hour) newspapers(Valdosta Daily Times Preview; Spectator) and other online and print publications (press available upon request). On July 6th, 2007, Night Driving in Small Towns released their first album, "By the Roadside." It has been well-received in the worldwide indie community.
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