SHINEDOWN: New Audio Interview With BRENT SMITH Posted Online

March 11, 2009

Tori Thomas of the 95.1 WZZO radio station in Allentown, Pennsylvania conducted an interview with singer Brent Smith of Jacksonville, Florida's SHINEDOWN prior to the band's March 5, 2009 concert at Penn's Peak in Jim Thorpe, Pennyslvania. Listen to the chat in two parts:

Part1
Part2

Backstage and performance photos can be found at this location.

SHINEDOWN has announced that the title track from its latest album, "The Sound Of Madness", will be the next single from the disc,. An official radio add date has yet to be determined. "Sound Of Madness" will follow "Second Chance", the CD's second single, which recently topped the rock radio charts. Brent Smith told The Pulse of Radio that "Sound Of Madness" doesn't have the same uplifting message as its predecessor. "People always have a person that they see self-destructing themselves, and at a point in time, you get over trying to make them understand," he said. "And as you help them, they keep constantly just going downhill. And it's this song where it's the person telling the other person, 'You know what? I know that you've gone through all this stuff, I know that it's hard, but I've gone through the same thing that you've gone through.'"

"The Sound of Madness", SHINEDOWN's third studio effort, has sold around 300,000 copies in the U.S. since coming out last June.

SHINEDOWN is currently on tour with SALIVA through late March. The two groups play on Wednesday night (March 11) in Mokena, Illinois.

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