Across The Board is #Flyah




Across The Board cruises straight through a MONSOON laser light show with "Believe"--the newest release from Mumford & Sons and this week's cover for "Pick Up and Play": the weekly Youtube live session series by Across The Board (ATB). A Toronto-based rock band with a large YouTube viewership, ATB is in it's second season of production of "Pick Up and Play" which features new music video releases every Thursday to their YouTube Channel.

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