WEIS Radio welcomed an up and coming group – recently named the hottest teen country band in America – to the studios Thursday morning; the Brooke Danielle Band stopped by to promote their appearance tonight at the Highway 411 Drive-In concert grounds.

During their visit they updated listeners on their tour activities – and adventures – including how to put out a fire on your tour bus in three easy steps (1) Fire Extinguisher (2) Iced Tea and (3) Yelling for Help.

They also have a new six-song CD coming out soon:

Again, tonights show kicks-off at 7:00 – doors open at 6:00.

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OFFICIAL BIO OF THE BROOKE DANIELLE BAND

The Brooke Danielle Band was established in February 2012 after Brooke Danielle released her first album. She put together a 9 track CD of songs she had written between the ages of 12-14. The band began working on songs from her first album and started doing gigs playing sets with diverse music. They’ve already played in huge venues such as Tootsies in Nashville during the 2013 CMA fest; and 5 other Nashville venues, music fests in Gadsden AL, the Florabama, and other parts of the Southeast. The Band has also played many benefit concerts giving back to others.

There’s a tremendous amount of talent within the 7 of these young musicians, many of them playing more than one instrument. Brooke also has written over 40 songs, 4 novels, and she had a song (Dancin’ in the Rain) in the semi finals of the International Song Writing Competition.

When you go to see a BDB show expect something spectacular. ‘Perfection is something we strive for, and I believe even at our young age that we can achieve perfection each and every time we step on stage,’ says Brooke Danielle, lead singer. ‘For years I have wanted to build something unheard of, and something a lot of people think is unbelievable. With every show, and each song we play it becomes more certain to me that we can do this. We can be the Hottest Teen Country Band in America. That’s what I want to show everyone, that we aren’t just kids with a dream. This is serious to us and we expect to be taken seriously by making this our career and livelihood. We have no regrets with every show. We play each show like it’s our last because it very well could be.’