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SOUNDGARDEN Performs On BBC's ' 'Later... With Jools Holland'; Video Available

November 8, 2012

Reunited Seattle grunge legends SOUNDGARDEN performed on this past Tuesday's edition of BBC's television show "Later... With Jools Holland".

The group played the its new single, "Been Away Too Long", as well as "Rusty Cage", a track from 1991's "Badmotorfinger" album.

Video footage of the performance can be seen below.

"Later…" began in October 1992 and is series produced by Alison Howe, executive-produced by Mark Cooper and directed by Janet Fraser Crook. It is now the longest-running music show in British TV history aside from "Top Of The Pops".

"King Animal", the first collection of all-new material in 16 years, and first since the group reunited in 2010, from SOUNDGARDEN, will be released on November 13 via Tom Whalley's new record label, a partnership between his Seven Four Entertainment and Republic Records.

Deluxe versions of "King Animal" include a box set, a deluxe CD, iTunes deluxe and 180-gram double vinyl. Many of the deluxe editions include album track demos recorded in singer Chris Cornell's home studio.

For details of the "King Animal" deluxe versions, visit SoundgardenWorld.com.

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