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SILVERGINGER 5 To Open For THE WILDHEARTS In Stockholm

February 5, 2004

SILVERGINGER 5, the band featuring THE WILDHEARTS frontman Ginger and former ELECTRIC BOYS guitarist/vocalist Conny Bloom, will be the support band for THE WILDHEARTS on February 17 at the Debaser in Stockholm, Sweden. The one-off show will mark SILVERGINGER 5's first-ever performance in Scandinavia.

In related news, Bloom's new project GROOVIES INC. are in the studio right now recording their debut album, "Welcome To The High Times". "I've just started putting down my lead vocals," Bloom writes on his web site. A sample demo MP3 of GROOVIES INC. can be downloaded from this location.

Also on the Bloom-related front, ELECTRIC BOYS' entire catalog is scheduled to be remastered and re-released in April via Sweden Rock Records. More information will be made available soon.

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