AAA Entertainment is a music entertainment company specialising in the artist management of recording artists within Australia as well as record label and online music entertainment.


==Current Artists==
Avalon Drive has no doubt made their impact on the Australian Music scene since their debut self-titled EP release in 2005.

"Avalon Drive are arguably Brisbane's Next Big Thing in the commercial arena. This group command some serious attention! They give a performance as if this were their last show ever," said Time Off.

"The most promising rock act on the Australian scene" wrote Beat Magazine.

Brisbane band Avalon Drive's Damion Page (vocals), Wil Morris (guitar/backing vocals), Ryan Kennedy (bass), Shane 'Holmesy' Holmes (drums) and BJ Dillewaard (keyboards) were mates all through school, played in various bands over the last four years and finally came together in early 2005 under the guise of Avalon Drive.

Since then Avalon Drive has built an impressive fan base, and playing high energy live shows and festivals carving their place in the Australian rock scene.

In March 2006, Avalon Drive were invited to join US rockers, Yellowcard, on their Australian tour playing their first ever performance in Sydney at Luna Park's Big Top to a sold out crowd of 3000 people. The response to Avalon Drive so crazy that the band had to cut short their set halfway through their second song due to the crowd barrier breaking also forcing Houston Calls to cancel their set at the show. Yellowcard frontman, Ryan Key had to appear on stage to calm the crowd down telling fans that "you rocked out so hard for the opening band you broke the barrier". The response so crazy that the band were immediately offered the Australian support for US band, Houston Calls for their headline show two nights later at the Gaelic Club in Sydney.

Avalon Drive has also been invited to play as support act to international artists including Anberlin (USA), Crowned King (Canada), Rufio (USA) and Matchbook Romance (USA). In August 2006 the band will tour nationally with The Veronicas (AUS) for thirteen arena shows; The All American Rejects (US) for four shows nationally and one show with INXS (AUS) at Brisbane's Riverstage.

We love to play live I think the five of us were born to play our music loud and to hundreds of people. The shows are crazy, there is never a moment where any of us stand still", incentive enough from BJ, the man on the keys. "Bring your mum, she'll love us" jokes frontman Damion.

In August 2005, the band released their first EP with bonus DVD through independent label Valet Records, selling thousands of copies around the country.

The debut single, This Simple Life, with the accompanying live video received wide recognition from the media, the internet and music television. The band's highly anticipated second single, Outside Alone, received high rotation on Channel V, Rage and the Nova FM network nationally whilst also featuring on the soundtracks to numerous surfing and dirt bike DVD's.

The band takes influence from rock and roll, but emphasize the value of good songwriting. It has been a long time coming for a melodically driven alternative sound to come out of Brisbane. The wait for a band that is as good live as in the studio and on the record is over. Now there is Avalon Drive.

The boys have most recently been in the studio recording their highly anticipated second EP. "This is the record I've always wanted to write…all the hard work was worthwhile" says bassman, Ryan Kennedy. When asked what can be expected from the new album vocalist Damion Page said "it's definitely a new found energy for Avalon Drive, its a whole lotta rock yet melodic as well".

Avalon Drive's new EP is in stores now. New single 'Pictures' to radio August 7.

==Previous Artists==
Scott Cain was originally chosen by a telephone ballot of Australian television viewers to be the first solo Popstar on the local series of 'Popstars 3' airing on Network Seven in 2002.

Scott's debut single 'Im Moving On' debuted at the top of the ARIA singles charts and went twice-platinum (over 100,000 units). In September 2002, Scott released his debut album which debuted in the ARIA Top 40 Albums chart.

In 2004, Scott was hand picked by the Disney Channel to host the 'AMTV on D' breakfast show. The show became the most watched kids television show on the pay TV network and second to ABC Kids on free to air TV. Scott was also awarded an ASTRA (Australian Subscription Television and Radio Awards) Award for 'Favourite New Subscription Television Presenter' which was voted by the Australian public.

Scott's rise to fame with Kids through the Disney Channel allowed him to sign a recording contract with ABC Kids Music which saw Scott release his second album in 2004 titled 'Roller Coaster' independently which also featured the hit single 'Ive Got A Crush On Hilary Duff' which was added to over 72 radio stations nationally.

Scott also had the opportunity to tour with Hilary Duff during her October 2004 Australian tour performing in front of 30,000 fans as Hilarys only support act at the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne and the Sydney Entertainment Centre.

==AAA Online==
Access All Areas.net.au is proud to be one of the fastest growing independent music websites in Australia and was named #3 in the top 5 homegrown websites' for 2004 in Net Guide Magazine and also regularly lists in the top 20 most visited music websites in Australia (source: Hitwise).

Access All Areas.net.au was launched on 22 March 2004 with the aim of being Australia's "source for music" providing music content to over 100,000 visitors every month and continually growing.

Although with a primary focus on Australian talent, Access All Areas.net.au has grown to accommodate the international music scene, and as such has become one of the most extensive and content-rich websites bringing the music to the people.

Access All Areas.net.au proves an interactive experience for our visitors with forums and chat rooms and various reward initiatives for patrons including a loyalty system and competitions.

Access All Areas.net.au averages 100,000 visitors every month; 858,000 page views per month; and 1.9million hits per month. 59% of our visitors re-visit the website on a daily basis; 23% on a weekly basis; 10% fortnightly and 6% monthly with the average time spent on the website being 5.9 minutes (358 seconds).

Access All Areas.net.au age demographic is of a broad range 15 - 42 years of age with female dominance of 53% to 47% male readership. There are currently 5,100 members in our database and growing daily. Members are required to register to the website to enter a competition, enter the chat room or post in the forums.

Access All Areas.net.au also allows our visitors the opportunity to have access to their idol through online web chats, exclusive meet and greet opportunities, up to date information and the ability to communicate with us letting us know who it is they are keen to hear from and what it is they want to know.

Access All Areas.net.au has official partnerships with MusicOz (Australia's premiere awards for unsigned artists); National Youth Week (Australia's largest celebration for the youth - 16 to 25 age group) and Reach Out! (Australia's only web-based service that inspires young people to help themselves through tough times.

Access All Areas.net.au also has a partnership agreement with Nova 969 (Sydney); Nova 100 (Melbourne); Nova 91.9 (Adelaide); Nova 93.7 (Perth); Nova 106.9 (Brisbane); Video Hits (Network Ten: National); Sea FM (Gosford); Sea FM (Hobart); FM 104.7 (Canberra) and Coca-Cola Australia. We provide and maintain all their music news content on each of their respective websites

==External links==

Access All Areas.net.au

Official AAA Entertainment Website

Official Avalon Drive Website

Official Avalon Drive Myspace