SEBASTIAN BACH Is Looking Forward To Playing Australia With GUNS N' ROSES

April 5, 2007

Former SKID ROW frontman Sebastian Bach has issued the following update:

"Well, it's official: life is incredible! I told the audience from the stage last year that we would be back in Australia with GUNS N' ROSES, and I hate to say 'I told you so,' but.... I told you so!!! Right on! To say we are excited is an understatement!!!! Playing the biggest places there are to play all over Australia with the biggest band ever! Playing for the second time with my childhood idols ROSE TATTOO! Playing/checking out Perth for the first time in my life! Of course, those of you Down Under remember the tour in 1993 with all of us ... here we are 14 years later still crankin'!!!!!! SEE YA SOON, AUSTRALIA! Fuck, I love saying that!!! Hopefully my drummer won't pull my pants down in front of 100,000 people this time! You had to be there..."

SEBASTIAN BACH tour dates:

June 01 - Nagoya, Japan - Shimin-kaikan Chu Hall
June 02 - Osaka, Japan - IMP Hall
June 04 - Tokyo, Japan - C.C. Lemon Hall (Shibuya Kokaido)
June 05 - Tokyo, Japan - Koseinenkin Kaikan
June 10 - Perth, Australia - Burswood Dome *
June 13 - Adelaide, Austrailia - Entertainment Centre *
June 15 - Melbourne, Australia - Rod Laver Arena *
June 20 - Brisbane, Austrailia - Entertainment Centre *
June 23 - Sydney, Australia - Acer Arena *
June 29 - Auckland, New Zealand - Vector Arena *
July 07 - Tuscany, Italy - Rosignano Solvay Evolution Festival
July 13 - Kvinesdal, Norway - Kvinesdal Rockfestival

* with GUNS N' ROSES, ROSE TATTOO

Due later in the year via an as-yet-undetermined label, Sebastian Bach's new album, "Angel Down", will be his first solo CD since 1999's "Bring 'Em Bach Alive", and first release since 2004's "Forever Wild" DVD. Bach's band consists of guitarist "Metal" Mike Chlasciak (PAINMUSEUM, HALFORD),drummer Bobby Jarzombek (HALFORD, ex-ICED EARTH),guitarist Johnny Chromatic and bassist Rob DeLuca (SPREAD EAGLE).

Check out video footage of Bach performing several new songs live:

"You Don't Understand" (video)
"Stuck Inside" (video)
"By Your Side" (video)

In a recent interview with Rock My Monkey, Bach stated about the upcoming CD, "There's been a lot of stuff on the record about… kind of the war was on my mind, having the country at war, and also having a nineteen-year-old son. It's kind of what the youth of America have in the back of their mind. Are they going to get drafted? It very well could happen. It's a scary thing. So that was kind of on my mind when I was writing the lyrics for this record."

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