CHRIS CORNELL Performs On 'The Henry Rollins Show'; Video Available

May 15, 2007

Former AUDIOSLAVE/SOUNDGARDEN vocalist Chris Cornell was the featured musical guest on "The Henry Rollins Show" on the Independent Film Channel (IFC) on Friday, May 11. Watch performance footage of "Black Hole Sun" and an interview at this location. Cornell's performance of "No Such Thing" on "The Henry Rollins Show" is available at YouTube.

Cornell's video for the song "No Such Thing" has been posted at this location. The track comes off the legendary frontman's upcoming solo album, "Carry On", due on June 5 via Suretone/Interscope.

According to Amazon.co.uk, the U.K. version of "Carry On" will feature two extra tracks not featured on the U.S. version — "Today" and "Roads We Choose". Meanwhile, CDJapan.co.jp is listing the Japanese version of "Carry On" as containing a live acoustic cover of LED ZEPPELIN's "Thank You", recorded on September 7, 2006 at O-Baren in Stockholm, Sweden.

Cornell recently filmed a video for the song "Arms Around Your Love" over a two-day period in New York City. Helming the shoot was Caswell Coggins, who previously worked with THE CRANBERRIES singer Dolores O'Riordan on her "Ordinary Day" clip.

The lead-off U.K. single from Cornell's new solo album, "Carry On", "Arms Around Your Love" is scheduled for release on May 21, with the album following on May 28 (in the U.K.).

Chris Cornell's current touring band is:

Chris Cornell - Vocals
Yogi Lonich (WALLFLOWERS, BUCKCHERRY) - Guitar
Peter Thorn (COURTNEY LOVE, JEWEL, ALICIA KEYS) - Guitar
Jason Sutter - Drums
Corey McCormick (RAFAEL MOREIRA, ROBERTA ROBINSON) - Bass

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