Christian rock band Audio Adrenaline is on their third incarnation, and what better way to get introduced as an entirely new lineup than while on tour with the Newsboys.

The guys in Audio A released a video yesterday that documents some of the key moments of the tour so far, and how the band is doing. It seems to possibly be a weekly episodic show as it is labeled episode 1.

The video starts with an almost Q&A type format with the members sitting down and answering questions from off camera. One of their new songs is playing in the background as live and behind the scenes footage is shown.

Watch the episode below:

Audio Adrenaline recently debuted "Love Was Stronger," the lead single off their upcoming album.

"OUT TODAY! Pick up our new single 'Love Was Stronger'!http://smarturl.it/AAStronger" they posted a few weeks ago.

The album, Sound of the Saints, is slated for a May 5 release, and they are currently on the "We Believe...God's Not Dead" spring 2015 tour.

The new lineup features former Stellar Kart frontman Adam Agee, along with Dave Stovall, formerly of Wavorly; guitarist Brandon Bagby, whose touring credits include Plumb and Seventh Day Slumber; and drummer Jack Campbell. This year also marks the transition of group co-founder and bassist Will McGinniss from touring to an increased role with the Hands & Feet Project, an organization he co-founded, where he currently serves as president of the board.

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"I'm so excited to be a part of the ongoing legacy that is Audio Adrenaline," said Adam Agee, Audio Adrenaline lead vocalist. "The band was a huge influence on me and my decision to pursue music. My hope is to continue to inspire Audio A fans with new songs we are passionate about. We can't wait to share them live as we hit the road with the Newsboys this spring."

Following the band's hiatus in 2007 in the wake of former lead singer Mark Stuart's vocal health issues, a new lineup of veteran artists rekindled Audio Adrenaline in 2012. Continuing on to answer the band's original call to bring the story of orphans in Haiti-and around the world-to the forefront, Audio Adrenaline partnered with Fair Trade Services and the Know Hope Foundation to release Kings & Queens, which saw multiple radio singles impact listeners, including the smash title-cut.