ADEMA: 'The Today Show' Special To Air On NBC This Sunday

May 20, 2005

Tune in to "The Today Show" on NBC this Sunday, May 22 for an exclusive segment devoted to ADEMA.

Host Amy Robach and a crew from "The Today Show" caught up with ADEMA last month at CBGB in New York City to interview the band about their Persian Gulf tour, which saw them playing for U.S. troops at bases in Iraq and Kuwait. Footage from that interview, as well as live video from ADEMA's headlining show at CBGB and exclusive, eye-opening footage and photographs from the Persian Gulf shot by the band themselves will be shown on the program, which will air between 8:00 and 9:00 a.m. EST. Check your local listings for times in your area.

As previously reported, ADEMA and SHORTIE will be teaming up for a U.S. tour beginning in early June.

ADEMA are touring in support of "Planets", the group's first album with former REWIND YESTERDAY singer Luke Caraciolli.

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