REVOLTING COCKS: Members Of SOCIETY 1, DRAIN STH Join Touring Lineup

March 16, 2006

REVOLTING COCKS — the side project of MINISTRY mainman Al Jourgensen — have announced the lineup for their upcoming tour as the support act for MINISTRY. The trek, dubbed MasterBaTouR, will kick off in early May and will also feature the San Antonio, Texas-based band PITBULL DAYCARE.

REVOLTING COCKS' 2006 touring lineup:

Al Jourgensen (MINISTRY) - Vocals, guitar
Luc Van Acker (FRONT 242) - Vocals
Phildo Owen (SKATENIGS, SNOW BLACK) - Vocals
Josh Bradford (STAYTE) - Vocals
Anna K (DRAIN STH, HANZEL UND GRETYL) - Bass
Seven Antonopoulos (OPIATE FOR THE MASSES) - Drums
Sin (SOCIETY 1) - Guitars
Clayton Worbeck (STAYTE) - Keyboards

Check out a photo of the new REVOLTING COCKS lineup (minus Luc and Phildo) at this location.

As previously reported, an animated video (by Zach Passero) for the REVOLTING COCKS track "Fire Engine" has been posted online at this location.

"Fire Engine" comes off the group's new album, "Cocked and Loaded", which was released earlier this month through MINISTRY mainman Al Jourgensen's new imprint 13th Planet/Megaforce Records. Produced by Jourgensen, the first REVOLTING COCKS record in more than a decade features the contributions of guest artists Jello Biafra (DEAD KENNEDYS),Gibby Haynes (BUTTHOLE SURFERS),Rick Nielsen (CHEAP TRICK),Billy Gibbons (ZZ TOP),Stevie Banch (SPYDER BABY) and Phildo Owen (SKATENIGS) and Robin Zander (CHEAP TRICK). "It's pretty prurient and juvenile and everything else that REVOLTING COCKS are known for," Jourgensen told RollingStone.com. "It's basically middle-aged men regaining their lost, juvenile delinquency years and being absolutely sophomoric. It's great."

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