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CHILDREN OF BODOM Bassist Checks In From UNHOLY ALLIANCE TOUR

June 21, 2006

CHILDREN OF BODOM bassist Henkka T. Blacksmith has checked in from the band's Unholy Alliance Tour with SLAYER, LAMB OF GOD, MASTODON and THINE EYES BLEED. His posting on COB's official web site reads as follows:

"The Unholy Alliance Tour has started very well... Three shows behind. It's been really cool to play on arenas. I first thought it might be boring, 'cos you dont get the same contact with the crowd. You, know, the crowd is far and stage is high and so... But it's been great. We have fit really good on stage, the reactions [from] the SLAYER crowd [have] been great. We've been surprised how people been shouting our name before our set. And we haven't so far got the reaction what were afraid of, that 5,000 people would scream 'SLAYEEEER' between every song... Production, people on tour, bands...everything's been great, smooth and above all expectations.

"So, we are having fun here. Minor health problems (I had to get some antibiotics in Massachusetts),air condition problems (it broke down and it's fucking hot!!!!!!! in the bus),but everything else is great!!!"

Check out pictures of CHILDREN OF BODOM from the Unholy Alliance Tour at this location.

As previously reported, CHILDREN OF BODOM have set "Chaos Ridden Years – Stockholm Knockout Live" as the title of their upcoming DVD, due on October 10, 2006. The disc is estimated to contain over three hours of non-stop COB action, including a live concert, videos, and a rare documentary on the band from past to present.

Directed by Patric Ullaeus of the Revolver Film Company, the DVD will mainly focus on the February 5, 2006 live concert at Arenan in Stockholm, Sweden, featuring over 90 minutes of live excitement.

For more information on the "Chaos Ridden Years – Stockholm Knockout Live" DVD, click here.

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