www.jetlinermusic.comWE FINISHED 2ND IN P2 OF THE ROCK STAR LOTTERY!Visit www.rockstarlottery.comfor more information.DISCLAIMER TO VOTERS: Each week in P3 the bottom 20 artists on The Leader Board are going to be eliminated from the RSL, and will automatically "become voters" by redistributing whatever votes you may have purchased for them, to any artist(s) of their choice. This will result in thousands of votes, and are likely to out number any votes we may receive from you via online or SMS text voting while we remain active in the competition. Please be aware of this before spending your money on JETLINER in The Rock Star Lottery.If you understand the voting rules in P3, and still want to vote for us, visit www.rockstarlottery.com or use the following SMS Text Message Codes:In United Kingdom text RSL 3120 to 60999In South Africa text RSL 3120 to 36968In USA text GO RSL 3120 to 55000En España texto ELIJE RSL 3120 a 7603Emerging from the Los Angeles music scene, Jetliner is a five-piece band with 70s flair, truly reminiscent of Queen. Fronted by classically trained singer Adam Paskowitz, whose vocal abilities exude confidence and distinctive familiarity to the late Freddie Mercury, Jetliner is a powerhouse and a force to be reckoned with on the music scene.This exceptional band will rock audiences and capture hearts, with their intense riffs, catchy lyrics and mystifying appeal. A freshness guaranteed to stand out among artists of their genre, this group of indispensable guys will rise to the top through their sound, which can only be described as "larger than life."Jetliner's mission is to offer a modern alternative to the classic rock fan. Guaranteed to captivate audiences and transcend generations, Jetliner appeals to music lovers who appreciate a classy and mature sound, led by melodic songwriting and intricate chord progressions, as opposed to the sloppy and abrasive sound predictably found on L.A.'s Sunset Strip.Not only does Jetliner implement instruments normally unheard of for other national acts, such as a baby grand piano, B3 organ and a gong, but also their flawless harmonies will undoubtedly lead listeners to recognize them as "Queen of the 21st Century."Jetliner formed in Los Angeles in early 2002, beginning with front man Adam Paskowitz, drummer Rob Jones and organ player "The Duke." Rounding out the line-up is guitarist Jeff Kluesner and bass player Matt McKenna. They hit the studio to record their self-titled debut album, which they independently released, sold over 10,000 units.Jetliner began work on their second album "Space Station" in 2004. Promotional copies soon circulated throughout the music industry. Gaining credibility overseas, Jetliner embarked on a promotional tour to France where they quickly charmed critics and fans. Receiving critical acclaim for "Space Station", Jetliner quickly found their name in countless articles. Steve Jones, formerly of The Sex pistols was quoted as saying "The title song is fantastic -you'd think you were listening to Queen, with the piano and the harmonies. They also do a great cover of Bowie's "Life on Mars."Jetliner is currently touring in support of their much anticipated and eagerly awaited sophomore album "Space Station", which was recently released and guarantees to be a landmark achievement. The title track "Space Station" justly captures the essence of Jetliner, implementing operatic styles of epic proportions with "Bohemian Rhapsody" qualities.The energy on this album is mind-blowing and explosive on a grand scale. Encompassing the out-of-this-world theme of the album, Jetliner not only covered David Bowie's "Life on Mars?" but also recorded it and released it as their first single. When covering a classic song during a live performance is usually considered a novelty, Jetliner is likely to win over even the most die-hard Bowie fan with their recorded version.Incorporating smoke machines, strobe lights and drum solos into their live performances, Jetliner takes audiences back in time and reminds everyone what it's like to experience a rock and roll show.Jetliner plans to hit Europe in support of “Space Station,†as well as continuing to play shows in the U.S. to their legions of fans in their homeland. They are currently filming a video for the song, “Life on Mars?â€, and most recently recorded a live interview and studio performance for the Los Angeles radio station, Indie 103.1 FM.REVIEWSTHE NEW YORK TIMES by Steve Jones of THE SEX PISTOLS:"I like bands that have a concept, a bit of drama. Queen is that sort of band; they had complex songs wit a lot of parts to them. Jetliner is that kind of band too. I have an advance copy of their album, "Space Station". The title song is fantastic - you'd think you were listening to Queen, with the piano and the harmonies. They also do a great cover of Bowie's 'Life on Mars'."ROCK CITY NEWS by Jenni Jayde:"....Sometimes a gem of an album slips into my hands reminding me of my love for music, It's a rare ocassion that I find an album with lyrics, vocal themes and music that not only fit together exceptionally well, but have meaning in my life beyond the typical "Boy Meets Girl" premise. The specific gem I was handed lately was "Space Station" recorded by the 5 piece band Jetliner"....ALL ACCESS MAGAZINE by The Rocker:"...Jetliner are 5 remarkable musicians with excellent vocal skills. As a matter of fact, I'll go out on the limb and say, lead vocalist Adam Paskowitz has one of the best voices out there today. His operatic background has done wonders for his vocal range."SPLASH MAGAZINE by Christina Mikhail & Courtney N. Conner:"...Not only does Jetliner implement instruments normally unheard of for local acts, such as a baby grand piano, B3 organ and the occasional gong, but their flawless harmonies will undoubtedly lead you to recognize them as "Queen of the 21st century"....SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE by M. Solovey:"...Jetliner returns with their sophomore effort "Space Station" and fans of bands like Queen should take note. Actually, fans of any classic 70's rock should seek this album out...."MELODIC.NET by Kaj Roth:...they're back with their second masterpiece called "Space Station", you just taste that title in your mouth and look at the album cover that reminds a bit of E.L.O.'s "Out of the blue" and simply.....you don't need to hear the music coz you already know what magnificent and majestic music it will contain!"....