GIGANTOUR 2008: New Video Interviews With IN FLAMES, CHILDREN OF BODOM Posted Online

June 4, 2008

Ron Estrada of "The Metal Scene" TV show (web site) conducted interviews with Peter Iwers of IN FLAMES and Henkka Seppl (a.k.a. Henkka T. Blacksmith) of CHILDREN OF BODOM during the just-completed North American leg of Gigantour. The 30-minute episode, which also features music videos from MEGADETH, IN FLAMES, CHILDREN OF BODOM and JOB FOR A COWBOY, can be viewed below.

The third installment of the North American Gigantour the acclaimed traveling heavy music festival launched in 2005 by Dave Mustaine officially launched on April 12 in Denver, Colorado with headliner MEGADETH, Swedish metal band IN FLAMES, Finland's CHILDREN OF BODOM, Arizona's modern extreme act JOB FOR A COWBOY and Oakland, California heavy power trio HIGH ON FIRE. The 29-date trek criss-crossed North America and wrapped May 22 in Phoenix, Arizona.

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