AVENGED SEVENFOLD: New Video Interview Available

October 13, 2007

Melissa Smith of Prime Video Magazine recently conducted an interview with M. Shadows and Synyster Gates of AVENGED SEVENFOLD about the group's new self-titled album. Watch the four-minute clip below.

AVENGED SEVENFOLD will play a free show at The Key Club in Hollywood, CA on Saturday, October 20 at 4:00 p.m. The set will be taped for broadcast on MySpace's "The List" later this month. The only stipulation for being allowed access to the concert is is that you come dressed in your Halloween costume. It is first-come, first-served; no tickets will be made available for purchase.

On October 30 AVENGED SEVENFOLD will release two versions of its long-awaited self-titled follow up to 2005's "City of Evil": The regular CD version, as well as an Interactive DVD (MVI) version which will retail for one dollar more and will offer fans tons of bonus content.

The MVI (MUSIC VIDEO INTERACTIVE) (Plays in all standard DVD players and DVD drives; MVI will not play in CD players) contains:

* The Making of "Avenged Sevenfold"
* The Making of "Avenged Sevenfold" (Animated Short)
* Studio Tour
* Producer for a day
* Pre-encoded MP3s for all tracks
* Make your own ringtone of any track from the album with UrTone
* PDF booklet, buddy icons, lyrics, and more!

In addition, once fans register through the Interactive site they will receive even more exclusive content.

The CD's first single is called "Almost Easy".

AVENGED SEVENFOLD has added more dates to its upcoming U.S. tour, which will give fans their first taste of new material from the band's upcoming self-titled fourth album. The group plans to hit smaller venues on this trek, with singer M. Shadows telling The Pulse of Radio that this trip is all about reconnecting with the fans. "We're doing, like, one night in each city and it's gonna be small rooms," he said. "Nothing bigger than...I think the biggest room's like 2,500. It's gonna be, like, small theatres and clubs. So this one's just gonna be back to, you know, dropping the record, we want to make sure kids remember us and go out there and put on a kick-ass show where they can be close to us, and a lot of interaction with the fans and stuff. And, you know, cool light show obviously, but this one's more about reconnecting."

OPERATOR, THE CONFESSION and BLACK TIDE will also be on this run of dates.

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