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ADEMA: U.S. Headlining Dates To Follow Persian Gulf Tour

March 15, 2005

Following ADEMA's tour for the troops in the Persian Gulf, the band will return to U.S. soil for their first American dates in support of their new album, "Planets". Among the dates already confirmed are a gig at New York's legendary CBGB and a stop at the massive Freak Fest in ADEMA's hometown of Bakersfield, California. This tour marks the U.S. live debut of ADEMA's new singer Luke Caraccioli.

Upcoming ADEMA shows:

Apr. 11 - Peabody's - Cleveland, OH
Apr. 13 - CBGB - New York, NY
Apr. 23 - Freak Fest - Bakersfield, CA
Apr. 24 - Roxy Theatre - Los Angeles, CA
Apr. 25 - Brick By Brick - San Diego, CA

ADEMA's new album, "Planets", hits U.S. stores on April 5.

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