Bringing the member count to five, guitarist Joey Avalos built a name
for himself as a member of Ardent Records recording artist
Justifide. Avalos adds a third guitar to the band, bringing a wider,
more powerful range of sound to Sky Harbor's live performances.

"The addition of Joey really gives us what we've been looking for,"
said Sky Harbor's Garth Bostic. "The sound, the songs, the attitude –
we're a complete band now."

Avalos said, "I am excited to be a part of Sky Harbor and to see what
this year has for us. Being the third guitarist makes Sky Harbor
have this distinct wall of sound."

During their four-week appearance on the "Hope In Anguish" Tour, Sky
Harbor will have a chance to unveil several new songs they have been
working on since the release of their 2003 debut for Inpop Records,
Who Would Have Guessed. The tour will hit 21 major markets, including
Jacksonville, FL; Chattanooga, TN; Wichita, KS; San Antonio, TX;
Wilmington, OH, and Chambersburg, PA, before wrapping up March 14.

"Hope In Anguish" is the band's second major national run, following
up their appearance on last year's mega-tour "Festival Con Dios" with
Newsboys, Plus One, Kutless and others. The single "In Stereo," from
Who Would Have Guessed, was a Radio and Records (R&R) Top 5 Christian
Rock radio hit, and goes for adds this month at the Christian Hit
Radio (CHR) format. "Welcome," the band's follow-up rock single, is
currently at #15 on the Christian Rock radio chart according to R&R.

~ ZEEBOZINE