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DISTURBED: Video Interview Available

March 21, 2009

"Signal To Noise", a weekly Winnipeg based music magazine television show on Shaw TV, hosted by Jeff Bromley, recently conducted an interview with David Draiman (vocals) and guitarist Dan Donegan (guitar) of Chicago heavy rockers DISTURBED. Watch the six-minute chat below.

DISTURBED heads back on the road Saturday night (March 21) as the band kicks off the fourth edition of the Music As A Weapon tour in Waterloo, Iowa. The lineup this year also features KILLSWITCH ENGAGE, LACUNA COIL, and CHIMAIRA.

The start of the tour was pushed back from Friday (March 20),where it was scheduled to begin with an outdoor show in Madison, Wisconsin, due to cold weather. The Madison gig has been rescheduled to May 10. More details are up at Disturbed1.com.

Earlier this week, DISTURBED announced that fans will be able to purchase a digital download of each date on the trek at bootlegs.disturbed1.com. The price will be $9.99 and each download will be available within three days after the show.

DISTURBED is touring behind its fourth album, 2008's "Indestructible", which has sold 952,000 copies since its release last June.

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