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Drummer STEVE GORMAN Rejoins BLACK CROWES

May 6, 2005

Billboard.com is reporting that original BLACK CROWES drummer Steve Gorman has rejoined the band, after opting out of the initial dates on the band's reunion tour. Gorman played his first show last night (May 5) during the opener of a four-show run at Atlanta's Tabernacle. He replaces drummer Bill Dobrow, who previously played with CROWES guitarist Rich Robinson in the band HOOKAH BROWN.

The CROWES have tour dates on tap through Sept. 23 at the Austin City Limits festival. The group will also play more than two-dozen shows with TOM PETTY AND THE HEARTBREAKERS, beginning June 7 in Ft. Myers, Fla.

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