CAULDRON: 'Chained Up In Chains' Video Released

January 27, 2010

"Chained Up In Chains", the new video from the Canadian traditional metal act CAULDRON, can be viewed below. Shot during the recently completed "Waste The World" tour, the clip features the band doing what it does best — playing balls-to-the-wall traditional metal and acting like rock stars both on stage and off.

CAULDRON has announced a headlining tour of Canada in March. Frontman/bassist Jason Decay comments: "We can't wait to get back out to the eastern part of Canada and pound some metal with the 'true' French and maritime bangers. Canada has always been really good for us, especially out east and the far west, so we're really excited to be returning to the east coast. It's been over two years since we were last out to the maritimes, so we're really looking forward to it!"

Catch CAULDRON on the "Chained to the Road" Canadian tour at the following
shows:

March 10 - Ottawa, ON - Maverick's
March 11 - Quebec City, QC - Scanner Bistro
March 12 - Halifax, NS - Gus' Pub
March 14 - Fredericton, NB - Nicky Zee's
March 15 - Montreal, QC - Cafe Chaos
March 19 - Toronto, ON - Poor Alex Theater

CAULDRON's full-length debut, "Chained To The Nite", was released on April 6, 2009 in Europe and May 5, 2009 in the rest of the world via Earache Records. The CD was produced by Ian Blurton and was mixed by Neil Kernon (DOKKEN, QUEENSRŸCHE, JUDAS PRIEST).

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