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EUROPE: Two 'Secret Society' Tracks Available For Streaming

October 20, 2006

Two tracks from the forthcoming EUROPE album, "Secret Society", are currently available for streaming:

"Always The Pretenders": Windows Media, Real Media
"Forever Travelling": Windows Media, Real Media

As previously reported, a brand new audio interview with EUROPE frontman Joey Tempest has been posted online at this location. The interview was conducted with an Italian journalist on October 5 and covers a variety of topics, including the group's new album, "Secret Society", the "secret" formula for the band's success, and EUROPE's legacy. An e-card for "Secret Society" is available here.

"Secret Society" is scheduled for release in the U.S. on November 7 via Sanctuary Records. The CD will be issued in Europe on October 27.

EUROPE's John Norum and Joey Tempest stopped by the studios of the French radio station RTL2 on September 27, 2006 to perform a short acoustic set as part of their promotional tour in support of "Secret Society". Norum fan site NORUManiacs.com has uploaded an MP3 file containing the tracks "Forever Traveling", "A Mother's Son" (both taken from "Secret Society") and "The Final Countdown" at this location.

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