DUBLIN DEATH PATROL To Guest On 107.7 The Bone's 'Metal Zone' Tonight

June 1, 2007

Members of DUBLIN DEATH PATROL (DDP) — the new band featuring TESTAMENT singer Chuck Billy and former EXODUS vocalist Steve "Zetro" Souza — will make an appearance on 107.7 The Bone's "Metal Zone" with Nikki Blakk, tonight, June 1 at 10:00 p.m. PST.

You can listen to the program live on the Internet via The Boneweb site (click the "listen now" site menu button on the top left).

As previously reported, DUBLIN DEATH PATROL (DDP) has posted a 46-second promotional video for Europe at YouTube.

Another DUBLIN DEATH PATROL (DDP) track, entitled "DDP 4 Life", has been added to the band's MySpace page. The song is the title cut of the band's debut album, "DDP 4 Life", which is available now on Godfodder Records.

"DDP 4 Life" track listing:

01. R.I.P.
02. Unnatural Causes
03. Mentally Unstable
04. Pigs in the Hollow
05. DDP for Life
06. Sid Vicious
07. Iron Fist
08. Cold Sweat (THIN LIZZY cover)
09. Lights Out
10. Trail of the Executioner
11. Devil in Disguise
12. Corruption
13. Central Pomo Indian Songs

DUBLIN DEATH PATROL tour dates:

Jun. 03 - Santa Ana, CA @ Galaxy Theatre
Jun. 08 - San Francisco, CA @ Fat City
Jun. 09 - Concord, CA @ Time Out Tavern
Jun. 13 - West Midlands, UK @ J.B.'s
Jun. 16 - Biddinghuizen, NL @ Fields Of Rock
Jun. 18 - London, UK @ The Underworld
Jun. 19 - Bradford, UK @ Rio's

DUBLIN DEATH PATROL's lineup is as follows:

Chuck Billy (TESTAMENT, RAMPAGE, GUILT) - Vocals
Steve "Zetro" Souza (LEGACY, EXODUS) - Vocals
Andy Billy (SACRED DOG, RAMPAGE, GUILT) - Guitar
Greg Bustamante (RAMPAGE) - Guitar
Steve Robello (OUT OF CONTROL) - Guitar
Phil Demmel (MACHINE HEAD, VIO-LENCE, DEATH PENALTY, METAL WARRIOR) - Guitar
Willy Langenhuizen (RAMPAGE, LAAZ ROCKIT) - Bass
John Souza - Bass
Danny Cunningham - Drums
Troy Luccketta (TESLA) - Drums
Eddie Billy - Bass

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