Don't Ask, we have about 10 different stories depending on who you asked. In fact I think the new bass player Mark came up with the name

We have played live anywhere from 1 day to 26 days in a month to 3 1/2 people to 3,5000 people. We gig out mostly in NYC, Queens, Long Island, Brooklyn and NY State but have travelled out of state on a few occasions. We are looking to change all that with a spring college tour in the works.

It is still so early to tell what the long term effects on the industry will be because of MP3s etc. Your best bet as a band is to find ways to get your music to peoples ear so in that sense it is great. But this isnt the first time music has changed medium, I am sure there was pushback when video killed the radio star.

If a major or any label for that matter would help to make our careers lasting and we could all do what we love in making music on a daily basis, I don't think we would shake a stick at that. With that said we don't feel that we neccasarily need a label to be successful. Thus our reason for a push to tour in the spring and hopefully build a following.

One time has been captivating audiences throughout NY for the past three years and has established themselves as "one of the top five live bands to see in New York," says Stuart Bronze, club promoter for Joe's Pub and Lot 61. A former mainstay at Manhattan's Wetlands and the Elbow Room, One Time has progressed to performing before packed audiences at CBGB's in 2003.

In late 2002, The band signed on with Mike Ciro of Cirocutis Productions, to produce their current recordings.

Lead singer Craig Coakley's intimate tales of woe and inspirational messages for those teetering on their own sanity, can be best heard on original tracks entitled "Taking it Back," "Dear Emily" and "Last Will and Testament." The band also touches on the less serious side of things, with crowd pleasers, "Blaugh" and "Ten Cents short of a Bagel," demonstrating their every day life in Queens.

With a taste of the high life, having opened for Multi-Platinum artists Three Doors Down and Lil' Kim, One Time is set for a return to the big stage!

many many many, we're pretty diverse in our listening and not afraid to say it.

City: New York City and Spot: My Bed

Electronica: Yamaha RM1x remixer, Roland SPDS sampler and Roland TD7. you can check our website for who uses what under bios at www.onetimeonline.com

If you are in a fraternity or sorority or have a friend who is, let them know that we are now booking a spring semester tour and to contact us to reserve a date. we will turn your party into the best college experience of your life.