ECHO JET Hits The Road for 'Camplified' Tour In Support of Self-Titled Debut CD Featuring 'WAVE'

LOS ANGELES, CA. (Top40 Charts/ Machine Productions) - Emerging rock band ECHO JET, fronted by songwriting team Denny & Kenny Scott, hit the road this summer for the 2008 "Camplified" Tour. The band's recently released, self-titled The Machine Records debut features hot, new single "WAVE," which just hit the Top 50 on R&R's Hot A/C New & Active Chart. The single is also No 46 on Mediabase Hot A/C and BDS/Hot AC at No 49. "Wave" is one of three independent label songs currently in the Hot A/C Top 50.

The single is also a "best new pick" by Sirius Satellite Radios' "Pulse" Program Director.

The 2008 "Camplified" tour features artists from MTV and Radio Disney, bringing a positive message to young campers throughout America. The tour provides summer camps with a rock concert and VIP/backstage experience that includes interaction with performers as well as integrated activities with age-appropriate sponsors. "This is a great way to connect with our fans who may not be able to attend a major venue show," says Kenny Scott.

ECHO JET Tour Dates:
July 9 Camp Wahnee (Torrington, CT)
July 11 Staten Island Camp (Staten Island, NY)
July 12 Camp Micah (Bridgton, ME)
July 13 Will Book (Newfield, ME)
July 14 Camp North Star (Poland Spring, ME)
July 16 JCC Baltimore (Baltimore, MD)
July 17 Chen-a-wanda (Thompson, PA)
July 18 Cross Island (Bellerose, NY)
July 19 Camp Hilltop (Hancock, NY)
July 22 Liberty Lake (Columbus, NJ)
July 24 Camp Eagle Hill (Elizaville, NY)
July 26 Camp Kingsmont (Amherst, MA)
July 29 Capital Camps (Waynesboro, PA)
July 31 NJY Camp (Milford, PA)
August 3 Kenwood/Kemont (Kent, CT)
August 4 Aviator Sports Camp (Brooklyn, NY)
August 5 Camp Kenwal (Melville, NY)

ECHO JET is a five-piece band that places great emphasis on the art of songwriting, taking its cue from bands such as U2, INXS and Tears For Fears. The Scott brothers first hit success with the catchy hit "Hey Now Now," resulting in numerous film and television placements, along with an appearance in the Drew Barrymore film "Never Been Kissed."