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THE DREAMING Performs Acoustically On Missouri's REAL ROCK 99.3 (Video)

March 26, 2012

Los Angeles-based band THE DREAMING, which features former members of STABBING WESTWARD, MURDERDOLLS and LIVING DEAD LIGHTS, stopped by the Real Rock 99.3 studio in Cape Girardeau, Missouri before their March 15 show at Pitter's Cafe & Lounge. Christopher Hall, THE DREAMING founder and the voice behind platinum rock outfit STABBING WESTWARD, along with drummer Johnny Haro (ex-ECONOLINE CRUSH, STABBING WESTWARD),gave a great interview to Kirby Ray of 99.3 and performed acoustic versions of the songs "Fight For You" (from THE DREAMING's "Puppet" CD) and "What Do I Have To Do?" (from STABBING WESTWARD's gold-certified album "Wither Blister Burn & Peel"). Watch the footage below.

THE DREAMING's latest album, "Puppet", was released last November via Epochal Artists Records.

Formed in 2005 by frontman Christopher Hall, the voice behind platinum rock outfit STABBING WESTWARD, THE DREAMING assembles and all-star roster of musicians including Johnny Haro on drums (ex-ECONOLINE CRUSH, STABBING WESTWARD),guitarist Eric Griffin (ex-MURDERDOLLS, WEDNESDAY 13),and bassist Martin Kelly (ex-LIVING DEAD LIGHTS). Since its inception, THE DREAMING has toured relentlessly with the likes of ILL NINO, GODHEAD, RA, TRUST COMPANY, FLAW, JULIEN-K, POWERMAN 5000 and WEDNESDAY 13.

"After the death of STABBING WESTWARD, Johnny and I immediately put all our heart and soul into THE DREAMING. We spent a lot of time working on our songs and live show in hopes that we would find the right team to get behind this band. After several years bouncing between managers and potential labels, we found a proper home with Epochal Artists Records," commented Christopher Hall. "Epochal Artists Records understood what we were trying to do, they believe in our music and they are ready to work our album for the long haul. I am so proud to be the first release on E.A.R. and so excited to be releasing 'Puppet' with them at the helm."

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