BLACK TIDE To Take Part In Online Chat Tomorrow

July 11, 2008

Miami, Florida's BLACK TIDE will take part in an online chat and interview on Saturday, July 12 from the San Francisco stop of the Rockstar Energy Mayhem Festival. Thanks to Skateboards.com and Justin.tv, fans can go to this location to interact with the band, ask questions, or just watch the madness unfold. BLACK TIDE goes live at 2:30 p.m. PST.

Altitude TV's "Metalogy" recently conducted an interview with BLACK TIDE. Watch the two-minute chat below.

BLACK TIDE sold 11,400 copies of its debut album, "Light from Above", in the United States in its first week of release to debut at position No. 73 on The Billboard 200 chart.

"Light from Above" was released on March 18 via Interscope Records. The CD was recorded with producer Johnny K, who has previously worked with DISTURBED, MACHINE HEAD and SOIL, among others.

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