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ANDREW W.K. To Talk Music At University Of Michigan

March 1, 2005

On March 15, ANDREW W.K. will be participating in The Grammy Foundation's 2005 Forum on Music and Entertainment Law. The panel will be held at the University of Michigan, where Andrew and other guests will be answering music questions from students and alumni. Click here for more information.

As previously reported, ANDREW W.K. has reportedly recorded more than 20 songs for his upcoming third album, which is expected this spring. A live album is also in the works.

Andrew released his sophomore CD, "The Wolf", in September 2003. "The Wolf" was W.K.'s second full-length for Island Records and was the follow-up to his 2001 major-label debut, "I Get Wet".

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