|PIC1|Grammy-winning and multi-platinum Christian rock band Third Day is gearing up for the US release of Chronology, Volume Two, which features music from 2001 to 2006. The project releases 7 August.
Much like the companion Volume One (1996-2000), the two-disc CD/DVD set presents many of the Atlanta-based band's most beloved compositions.
The 18-track audio disc features some of the band's biggest hits, as well as a number of previously unreleased live tracks from the "Wherever You Are" tour.
The second disc is a DVD offering high-energy video footage, including the video to the hit song "Tunnel" and an hour-long, in-depth documentary titled Inside Third Day: The First 10 Years.
Third Day will celebrate the launch of Chronology, Volume Two by hosting a viewing of its documentary, Inside Third Day: The First 10 Years in Kennesaw, Georgia.
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