Avenue is a dynamic trio of seasoned vocalists—Kasey Kemp, Haley Kemp, and Jonathan Mattingly—who have swiftly earned recognition in the Christian music community for their exceptional harmonies and powerful messages of encouragement and hope.
The name "Avenue" reflects the group's mission: to use their music as the pathway for proclaiming the greatest message—the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Their debut project, Songs For Every Mile, released in June 2018, showcases their robust sound, strong vocals, and poignant messages. The album's first radio release, "One Of These Mornings," climbed to #23 on the national Singing News chart. Avenue has since continued their success with chart-toppers such as “Can’t Keep a Good Man Down,” “Here We Are,” “Walking on With Jesus,” “They Could Not,” “I Will Follow Christ,” and “New Name Written Down in Glory.”
Avenue's inspiring music is available on all major streaming services, making it easy for fans to enjoy their uplifting songs anytime, anywhere. Whether you're commuting, at home, or gathering with friends, Avenue's heartfelt harmonies and powerful messages are just a click away. Be sure to check out their latest song, "Talking to Jesus", featured on the Amazon playlists Fresh Christian and Feel Good Christian.
Kasey Kemp, a native of Marion, Illinois, experienced a transformative moment in his life when he was born again at the age of seven. Together with his wife Haley, he is a proud parent to their daughter Avaline and son Autry. An accomplished trumpet player and ordained minister, Kasey has dedicated the last 20 years to full-time involvement in gospel music.
Haley Kemp hails from Terre Haute, Indiana, and now resides just outside Nashville, Tennessee. As the wife of Kasey and mother to Avaline and Autry, Haley uses her soulful singing and songwriting talents to glorify Christ. Her unique vocal style and anointed performances make her an invaluable member of Avenue.
Jonathan Mattingly, born in Fredericksburg, Pennsylvania, began singing with his family at the age of five. In April 2017, he moved to Tennessee to join the Blackwood Brothers Quartet. Jonathan was saved at the age of 21 during a missions conference in Winter Haven, Florida. He is married to his wife, Sarah, and together they have a son named Asher.