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PRONG To Release New EP In The Fall

July 2, 2019

PRONG is spending July in the studio with producer Chris Collier ("No Absolutes", "Zero Days") recording two tracks for a new EP, to be released in the fall. The songs will be mixed by Terry Date ("Cleansing", "Rude Awakening").

In August, the "Cleansing" 25th-anniversary tour lands in Europe, where PRONG will hit festivals as well as play intimate club shows in select cities.

In September/October, PRONG will reunite with fellow New Yorkers AGNOSTIC FRONT for a series of East Coast shows. Later in October, PRONG will join HATEBREED for two shows in Arizona.

PRONG's latest album, "Zero Days", was released in July 2017 via Steamhammer/SPV. The disc was once again produced by founding member Tommy Victor, with trusted collaborator Collier as co-producer and engineer.

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