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'Gene Simmons' Rock School' Winners To Share Stage With JUDAS PRIEST

October 20, 2005

The winners from the second series of the television show "Gene Simmons' Rock School" — the band who are calling themselves NO COMMENT — have just landed the gig of a lifetime! Selected as the opening act for metal gods JUDAS PRIEST in Long Beach, California as part of the "Priest Feast" triple bill that also includes ROB ZOMBIE and ANTHRAX, the band will make their national debut in front of some 8,000 people October 30 at the Long Beach Arena.

"Gene Simmons' Rock School", which is one of VH1's most successful shows, has become somewhat of a pop culture phenomenon as legendary KISS bassist Gene Simmons shows fledgling musicians how to rock out, heavy-metal style!

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