After thirteen years as a member of Atlanta rock band Third Day, guitarist
Brad Avery has decided to leave the band to pursue other projects. Third Day has no intentions of replacing Avery at this time,
and has already begun touring as a quartet. The band's other original guitarist, Mark Lee, comments...
"Third Day and Brad Avery have made the very difficult decision to part ways.We appreciate Brad’s many contributions to the band's career to date, including his work on our forthcoming album, but the time has come for us to follow our separate paths.
He has been an important part of Third Day for the last 13 years as we've traveled the world together and performed over 1,000 concerts. We will miss him as a band member but he will always remain our brother and our friend. Brad is a wonderful person, gifted songwriter and talented musician. We trust that God has amazing plans for his future."
For the latest details, visit ThirdDay.com
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