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ALICE IN CHAINS In Talks To Play OZZFEST 2007

October 27, 2006

According to Ozzyhead.com, Sharon Osbourne was interviewed yesterday (Oct. 26) by Opie and Anthony on their syndicated radio show. While discussing the annual Ozzfest travelling festival, Sharon confirmed that Ozzy will be performing on the event's second stage again next year. She also said that they are trying to get ALICE IN CHAINS on the bill. Osbourne also made a quick reference to a possible 40th anniversary tour for BLACK SABBATH in 2008.

As previously reported, former BIOHAZARD guitarist/vocalist Billy Graziadei will moderate the "Ozzfest 10th Anniversary Reunion" panel at the 26th annual CMJ Music Marathon, which is being held October 31-November 4 at Lincoln Center and its neighboring Tower Records in New York. The event will present more than 100 panels and discussions featuring dozens of high-profile artists, executives, journalists, industry veterans and pop-culture icons debating the state of today's volatile music business and its prospects for the future.

CMJ.com describes the "Ozzfest 10th Anniversary Reunion" panel — which is being held Wednesday, November 1 at the Avery Fisher Hall at 3:45 p.m. — in the following way: "The artists and major players of Ozzfest reveal secrets of the event and tell why it impacted them and the industry. The panelists share their favorite memories and talk about some of their Ozzfest experiences that you didn’t hear about in the media."

"Ozzfest 10th Anniversary Reunion" panel:

Moderator: Billy Graziadei, former guitarist/vocalist of BIOHAZARD; current guitarist of SUICIDE CITY

Panelists:

Mercedes Lander, drummer of KITTIE
Morgan Lander, lead singer of KITTIE
Shaun Lopez, lead singer of THE REVOLUTION SMILE
Alan Robert, LIFE OF AGONY bassist; SPOILER NYC bassist
Ryan Tooker, lead singer of GRADE 8
Dustin Tooker, guitarist of GRADE 8

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