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YNGWIE MALMSTEEN Recording Live Album On European Tour

April 4, 2003

YNGWIE MALMSTEEN is recording various concerts on his current European tour for an upcoming live album.

"We have just finished 12 gigs in 14 days and that has been such a blast," YNGWIE vocalist Doogie White (ex-RAINBOW) wrote on his official web site. "Everyone is getting on very well and this is adding to the excitement of the shows. It is very loud indeed onstage but the energy stops the pain. We have been adding in some surprises on most of the shows as well as recording them for the live album."

"We have a full compliment of Swedes now from band to crew. Hope to see some of you on tour."

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