TREMONTI: 'Wish You Well' Video To Debut On Wednesday

January 15, 2013

TREMONTI, the band led by CREED and ALTER BRIDGE guitarist Mark Tremonti, is preparing to attack U.S. radio waves once again with its new single "Wish You Well".

In conjunction with the impact of the new single at radio, a teaser trailer has appeared online. The trailer can be seen below and in it a mysterious figure is seen digging up something. We then see a shot of Mark opening something as light is shining back on him. Cut to a series of images, numbers and coordinates all of which culminating in a shot of the TREMONTI logo and Wednesday's date, which is when "Wish You Well" is scheduled to hit the web. The lead-up to the video is just a small part of the future design that TREMONTI has in store for its fan base.

TREMONTI will head out on the road again to bring its debut album, "All I Was", to the fans live around the world. The tour kicks off in Copenhagen, Denmark and runs through March 5, wrapping up at the famed Roxy Theater in West Hollywood, California. The trek will make stops in Berlin, Milan and London, to name a few, before coming back to the U.S. where it will stop in markets such as Pontiac, Minneapolis, Chicago and Seattle, among others.

VAN HALEN bassist Wolfgang Van Halen made his first appearance as part of Tremonti's solo band in September at a show in Rhode Island. This marks the first time Wolfgang has played with anyone outside of his father Eddie, his uncle Alex and singer David Lee Roth.

Asked if he is going to be involved with future TREMONTI tours and recording sessions, Wolfgang told "Robb's MetalWorks", "Yeah, every chance that I have. I'd love to be a part of this. If they'll let me, I guess," he joked.

Wolfgang Van Halen is replacing Tremonti's bandmate from CREED and ALTER BRIDGE, Brian Marshall, who is sitting out the Tremonti trek for undisclosed personal reasons. The other members of Tremonti's touring band include Eric Friedman on guitar and Garrett Whitlock on drums.

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