D-A-D: 'Hey Now' Video Posted Online

October 22, 2005

Danish hard rockers D-A-D have posted the video for their new single "Hey Now", at their official web site. Check it out: 128k, 500k (Windows Media required). The clip was shot in early September with Swedish director Antonio Tublen.

"Hey Now" comes off the group's ninth studio album, "Scare Yourself", which topped the album chart in Denmark upon its release in late May.

D-A-D's previous CD, "Soft Dogs", was officially certified gold (25,000 copies sold) in Denmark within four days of its release in February 2002. The album had shifted 32,000 copies domestically less than a week after it was issued.

D-A-D are in the middle of another Scandinavian tour, which kicked off in early October. A list of currently confirmed tour dates can be found at this location.

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