DREAM THEATER Frontman To Guest On JOHN MACALUSO's Solo Album

August 3, 2006

DREAM THEATER vocalist James LaBrie will record a guest appearance on one track on the upcoming solo album from drummer John Macaluso (TNT, ARK, YNGWIE MALMSTEEN, JAMES LABRIE, STARBREAKER),entitled "John Macaluso's Union Radio - The Radio Waves Goodbye". The CD, which is tentatively scheduled for release in November via Lion Music, is described in online post as "a continuation of the ideas and themes John was working on while with ARK. The last ARK CD was to be called 'A Radio Kaos', which was canned after the band broke up." Other guest musicians set to appear on the album include Marco Sfogli (guitar),Randy Coven (bass) and Vitalij Kuprij (keyboards). More information will be made available soon.

As previously reported, Rhino Records has set an August 29 release date for the new DREAM THEATER CD and DVD, entitled "Score" (date may vary slightly in different countries). The 3-CD and 2-DVD sets will be available separately. Both versions will contain the entire "20th Anniversary World Tour" grand finale recorded live at Radio City Music Hall in New York City on April 1, 2006 (nearly three hours of music — over 90 minutes of which was performed with a full orchestra). The DVD will also contain a one-hour documentary tracking the entire career of the band from the very beginnings at the Berklee College Of Music in 1985 all the way to the Radio City Music Hall grand finale. It will also feature rare, never-before-seen footage and interviews with current and previous members of the band, plus several live bonus tracks from through the years taken from the archives of drummer Mike Portnoy.

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