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DAVE RUDE BAND: Performance Footage Of New Song Available

December 5, 2009

Fan-filmed video footage of DAVE RUDE BAND, featuring the TESLA guitarist, performing a brand new song at Bottom of the Hill in San Francisco on November 28, 2009 can be viewed below. The song is called "Dyin' Flowers" and was recorded for the group's new CD, "Carry Me Home", but was left off the finished product due to time constraints.

DAVE RUDE BAND plans to finish the track in the studio and release it in the future.

Rude previously stated about "Carry Me Home": "Our new stuff sounds like SHINEDOWN doing shots with BUCKCHERRY at a KINGS OF LEON after-party. We're really stoked to finally have a CD that represents where we're at musically."

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