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Sweden's DANGER Announces UK Dates

March 13, 2008

Swedish sleaze rock act DANGER has announced the following UK dates in April/May:

April 18 - The Varsity - Wolverhampton, UK
April 19 - Glitter Trip - London, UK
April 20 - Engine Rooms - Brighton, UK
May 02 - Bar Monsta - London, UK
May 03 - Wildside - Nottingham, UK

DANGER is the new sleaze/glam hard rock sensation from Sweden. In two years time they have released four CD singles and played an overwhelming amount of shows in Sweden in a short period. This was followed recently with a very successful tour through Germany and Holland.

The band is currently writing and recording new material and more shows will be added as well. A huge tour through Europe is planned for late 2008.

For free downloads of all songs, please visit www.danger.se.

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