This is a big, beautiful rock band of epic proportions. Rock and Roll didn’t feel right without them in the mix after their break-up. Urban Hymns is a staple of the jukebox network, and Forth traces all their classic angles.

In the ’90s you were hard pressed to find a rock band with a bigger sound than UK¹s the Verve. After an 11 year hiatus, the band storms back into public view, via an exciting new album called Forth (Red). AMI Entertainment, leading content provider for more than 11,000 digital jukeboxes, helped celebrate the comeback by making the new album available to bar patrons August 12, two full weeks before the August 26 street date. There was also listening events for the album in New York City, and in AMI’s hometown of Grand Rapids, Michigan (August 13th).

Fans got the chance to hear the album in its entirety at Spring Lounge in New York City and at Jukes Bar in Grand Rapids. Not only did the attendees of these listening parties get to hear the album before its street date, they had the chance to win prizes including Verve posters, copies of the new
Forth CD and even a special boxed set.

More pre-releases and listening parties for other bands to be announced. Check back often.

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