As part of their eight-day, three-country USO tour to the combat zone, Saving Abel visited eight military bases and performed seven concerts. Known for their radio-ready sound, memorable melodies and hard-hitting tracks, the band also signed autographs, posed for photos and spent time with soldiers.

Students from St. Albert the Great School in Louisville, KY, created an assortment of cards and artwork, which Saving Abel have carried overseas and are hand delivering to troops in appreciation.

This is Saving Abel’s first USO tour. The band has been eager to travel overseas for quite some time and have made multiple appearances on bases stateside.

Avid supporters of the U.S. military, Saving Abel performed for troops in October ‘08 as part of MTV’s "A Night for Vets: An MTV Concert for the BRAVE." Performing alongside such USO veterans as Kid Rock and Ludacris, the concert called for elected officials to provide veterans with better health care, mental-health treatment, job opportunities, housing assistance and compensation for serving longer due to stop-loss orders.

Known for such songs as "Addicted," 18 Days," "Drowning (Face Down)", Saving Abel was formed in Corinth, Mississippi in ’04.