MACHINE HEAD, CONVERGE Added To Select Dates On SOUNDS OF THE UNDERGROUND Tour

May 22, 2006

MACHINE HEAD, CONVERGE, VISION OF DISORDER, HORSE THE BAND and other special guests have been added to select dates on the Sounds of the Underground tour, featuring AS I LAY DYING, IN FLAMES, TRIVIUM, CANNIBAL CORPSE, GWAR, TERROR, THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER, BEHEMOUTH, THE CHARIOT, THROUGH THE EYES OF THE DEAD and EVERGREEN TERRACE.

The tour, which represents some of the best independent-minded music available today, begins appropriately over the Independence Day holiday week, on July 8 in Cleveland and runs through August 12 winding up in Universal City, California.

The new additions are:

July 8 - July 17:

HORSE THE BAND: One of the most visceral bands to blend screamo and noise, will be on the tour from its launch until July 17 in Columbia, Maryland (with the exception of July 12 in Montreal).

July 9 - July 17:

CONVERGE: One of the leading voices in hardcore, will play seven shows starting July 9 in Tinley Park, Illinois and running through July 17 in Columbia, Maryland.

July 26 – July 29:

JOB FOR A COWBOY: The band will take the SOTU stage July 26 in Mesa, Arizona and will play three shows, ending July 29 in Mountainview, California.

July 26 and July 28:

SHADOWS FALL, IT DIES TODAY, STILL REMAINS

July 29 - August 5:

MACHINE HEAD will storm the stages from Mountain View, CA on July 29 through St. Paul, MN on August 5.

Several other bands will play one show each:

Jul. 14 - Mansfield, MA - KILLSWITCH ENGAGE
Jul. 16 - Camden, NJ - VISION OF DISORDER (V.O.D.)
Jul. 17 - Columbia, MD - MUNICIPAL WASTE, DOG FASHION DISCO
Aug. 10 - Vancouver, Canada - 3 INCHES OF BLOOD

For more information, visit www.soundsoftheundergroundtour.com.

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