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AUDIOSLAVE To Take Over FUSE Music Channel Next Week

July 13, 2005

Launch Radio Networks reports: Two new specials on AUDIOSLAVE will premiere on the Fuse music channel this Monday (July 18),with numerous repeat showings throughout the month. The first, "100% Audioslave", is a 30-minute program in which artists share "everything you ever wanted to know about them," according to the Fuse official web site. The second program, "Audioslave: Live In Cuba", takes a look at the band's recent historic concert in the Cuban capital of Havana.

"100% Audioslave" will premiere on Monday at 2:00 p.m. ET and air again that day at 9:00 p.m. "Audioslave: Live In Cuba" will premiere immediately afterward, at 2:30 p.m. ET and 9:30 p.m. ET. Dates and times for additional showings throughout the month can be found at www.fuse.tv.

AUDIOSLAVE recently completed a European tour and plans to begin writing and recording new material this summer. According to Billboard.com, the band will head into the studio before launching a North American trek this fall, but there's no word on when or how the new tunes will surface.

AUDIOSLAVE's North American tour will tentatively begin on September 29 and last for two months. Dates and venues are yet to be announced.

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