MURDERDOLLS Drummer To Tour With ANTIPRODUCT

February 13, 2006

Ben Graves of MURDERDOLLS and DOPE fame will be joining ANTIPRODUCT on the road in Europe this month as both the support and headline band, attempting to play 20 sets in 10 days! "That's right, two sets a night for our boys and girls as they explode all over Europe, first as ANTIPRODUCT and then leading the mass sing-a-long, rock 'n' roll overdrive meltdown celebration of some of the best songs ever written with Marky Ramone himself on the skins during an all-RAMONES, bedlam-inciting party mess to end all messes!" reads a press release. Greg D'Angelo (ex-ANTHRAX, ZAKK WYLDE, WHITE LION) is still ANTIPRODUCT's full-time skinbasher but scheduling conflicts cast him as ANTIPRODUCT's producer in Los Angeles while work continues on brand new ANTIPRODUCT tracks. The band's version of the BEACH BOYS classic "Good Vibrations" is already garnering them L.A. radio play.

MARKY RAMONE / ANTIPRODUCT European tour dates:

Feb. 15 - Bern, ISC (Switzerland)
Feb. 16 - Treviso, New Age Club (Italy)
Feb. 17 - Traun, Spinnerei (Austria)
Feb. 18 - Bratislava, Fabrika Music Club (Slovakia)
Feb. 20 - Stuttgart, TBA (Germany)
Feb. 21 - Six Fours Les Plages, Salle Andre Malraux (France)
Feb. 22 - Tabres, La Gespe (France)
Feb. 23 - Nijdrop, Muziekcentrum (Belgium)
Feb. 24 - Berlin, Wild At Heart (Germany)
Feb. 25 - Weinheim, Cafe Central (Germany)

ANTIPRODUCT singer Alex Kane is currently in Los Angeles making an album with ENUFF Z'NUFF's leads singer Donnie Vie, tentatively due later in the year. "Everyone who's ever made an album is guesting and the tracks promise to be as challenging and erratic as the characters involved," according to the press release.

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