Artist description Every New Day is a three piece "new school" punk band from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. They were formed in early 1998, when brothers Murray and Scott Campbell joined forces with drummer Matt Colonval. Every New Day came into existence from a desire to play what they wanted to hear. They have been influenced and inspired by such bands as: Propoghandi, Choke, NOFX and The Satanic Surfers. Over the years, the band has created their own style of melodic riffs and positive message based songs. Each of the members has an outgoing personality which comes alive at each and every show they perform. In January 2001, Every New Day recorded an eight song self-titled CD on Salad Dressing Records. This CD was well received as they made their way across Western Canada. While on tour, the band sealed a sponsorship deal with Ambiguous Clothing from California. In January 2002, they recorded a three song EP called What We've Become and toured Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta in support of it. On this tour Every New Day was able to play more shows and strengthen their growing fan base. Every New Day believes the fans are important and they look forward to every opportunity to play shows and to "hang out" with them. Often, you will find the band at the local skate park, of the current city where they are playing, in order to be with and meet the fans. They have been spontaneously asked to come and play at some of these skate parks upon introducing themselves to the management. Every New Day has played with such bands as: Figure Four, Downway, The Gammits, The Undecided, Dogwood, Moneen and other local bands

Group Members Murray Campbell (guitar & vocals), Scott Campbell (bass & vocals), Matt Colonval (drums)

Albums Every New Day - self titled(2001), What We Have Become (3 song EP) 2002

Press Reviews What others have said: Every New Day combine great power and fun intensity to their live show. Even though most of the people came to see the other bands on the bill, they all stayed and definitely paid attention to END. I'd have them back any day. Brent Oliver (Edmonton - The Rev Cabaret) A positive, fun-loving group who tours solely to play music. They aren't doing this for money, or to be cool, you can tell they do it simply because they love to do what they do best...rock-out-emo style! Influenced by the technical style of Alberta's band Choke, END has developed their own flavour of "emo" which must be heard. Mike Christensen (promoter - Regina) Three piece high energy punk rock that really impressed myself as well as everyone who attended the show. Very entertaining …. they definitely made all the mullets happy. overall a great band to work with and we would definitely have them back anytime. Todd McDonald (promoter - Calgary) One of the things that impressed me most about Every New Day was their willingness to make the fans happy. The youth wanted more and they gave it. They hung out with the youth after the show and interacted with them until everyone went home. David Heinrichs (promoter - North Battleford) Every New Day were far more energetic than I ever expected of them. And they were totally rad guys and grateful for what they were paid. I strongly recommend them to any promoters. Justin Brown (promoter - Medicine Hat) Every New Day is an amazing technical band from Winnipeg! They are great guys to be around, as they are always positive and upbeat. The energy they produce in live shows is one of the amazing things about the band and each individual. They support local acts as well as new bands that are starting out which is also great to see because it shows they remember where they started too! These guys are very easy to work with at a show because they are laid back but not apathetic towards anything. no matter how big or small the crowd is...these guys will have a good time and get the crowd having a good time! Jeremy Olson (promoter - Regina)

Additional Info Booking info: timthebookingguy@yahoo.com

Location Winnipeg, Manitoba - Canada

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