Radio Disney is going to have Joey's song "Who I Am" on their Music Mailbag this Saturday where listeners choose to "pick it or kick it". If the song is picked then it will go into the rotation and be played constantly like Jonas, Miley and the other songs you hear on there.

The Mailbag will run at about 2:00pm EST, and there is about a 20 minute window for you to call in or vote online at radiodisney.com. Make sure you listen this weekend and support Joey Page!

Joey recently had a merch site go up (theres a banner for it on his myspace).  Its
still being worked on but the items are available for purchase and theres a lot more items that will be added soon!  Joey also added a new song on his myspace today called "Call Me Up."  We also want EVERYONE to swarm Kewl
Magazine and Popstar (who just added joey to their top friends) so that we can conquer them and get them talking about Joey more and more.

<3katie

We were looking through YouTube, and ran into this video, they a some super Joey Page fans. Check out the video:

On February 29, 2008 the front of the Disney Channel Building located in Burbank, California was covered with teenage girls holding fluorescent colored posters protesting for their favorite new pop artist, Joey Page, to be played on the networks Radio Disney station, which targets the "tween" pop market. Beginning on February 23, 2008, Radio Disney began featuring teenage pop artist, Joey Page, as their "Incubator" artist with a commercial interview airing on the station for a two week period. During this time period fans flooded the Radio Disney request line hoping to hear Joey's song "Turn It Up". A group of teenage girls in the Los Angeles area realized it was going to take more than just telephone and e-mail requests to get Radio Disney to take notice, so on February 28, 2008 Joey’s loyal fans held an assembly with over 800 students at Saddleback College in Mission Viejo, California encouraging students to request Joey Page on Radi ...

Check it out, Popstar! posted a new YouTube video of Joey Page when he visited their offices: