DC4 To Film New Video

March 3, 2008

DC4, the Los Angeles-based hard rock band featuring former DIO guitarist Rowan Robertson alongside brothers Jeff Duncan (ARMORED SAINT, ODIN) on lead vocals and guitar, Shawn Duncan (ODIN) on drums and Matt Duncan on bass, has announced a number of events that will keep them busy throughout March.

On the video front, the band will shoot a promotional video for one of the songs from its recently released album, "Explode". In addition, the band will soon debut some live footage on YouTube from one of its recent shows at the Key Club in Hollywood. Finally, Flashrock Live recently filmed DC4 performing at one of their live gigs and that performance will make its world Internet broadcast debut on March 16.

Speaking of live performances, the band also has a gig lined up at The Knitting Factory in Hollywood on March 29. The day's events will feature 23 bands on three stages, with DC4 hitting the main stage right before '80s legendary rockers BLACK 'N BLUE.

As previously reported, DC4 released its latest album, "Explode", on October 31, 2007. ARMORED SAINT/FATES WARNING bass player Joey Vera, fresh off his work on the new SEVEN WITCHES album, was at the helm for both the recording and mixing sessions for the CD.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/dc4duncan.

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