ALL THAT REMAINS Frontman Comments On Sold-Out U.K. Tour

December 20, 2006

Massachusetts' ALL THAT REMAINS have returned from a sold-out tour of the United Kingdom alongside DRAGONFORCE and are currently taking a short break back home before gearing up for the band's first headling tour, set to begin Jan. 23. Support will come from MISERY SIGNALS, with rotating appearances from SANCTITY, CELLADOR, THE HUMAN ABSTRACT and labelmates LIGHT THIS CITY. Sponsored by Hot Topic, the tour will also offer fans a chance to win an autographed Ibanez guitar and a gift pack of assorted Draven shoes.

"We just got back from our fourth U.K. tour and it was a great time," frontman Phil Labonte said. "This time we were lucky enough to go out with our great friends in DRAGONFORCE. This is our third tour with these guys so it's like touring with old pals. Of course, all the shows were sold out and a great time! Thanks to all our old friends for coming out and cheers to all the new cool people we met this time! We'll be back in March/April so make sure you come on out and buy us a drink!!"

Continuing to support the band's latest release, "The Fall of Ideals", ALL THAT REMAINS has had a busy year, already appearing on the second stage of Ozzfest, hitting Europe on Sounds of the Underground 2006, and opening for KILLSWITCH ENGAGE as well as touring with DRAGONFORCE both at home and abroad. In March and April ALL THAT REMAINS will head to Europe again to headline with support from MISERY SIGNALS and TEXTURES. MTV has also nominated the band's clip for "This Calling" for video of the year on "Headbanger's Ball".

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