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GREAT WHITE Singer Falls On Stage In San Antonio; Video Available

June 16, 2010

Fan-filmed video footage of GREAT WHITE singer Jack Russell falling on stage during the opening number, "Desert Moon", of the band's set on June 11, 2010 at Scout Bar in San Antonio, Texas can be viewed below. (Note: The incident in question occurs around the 2:13 mark.) Russell, who has reportedly been performing the group's latest shows while sitting down on a bar stool/chair, later blamed the fall on his recent back surgeries.

Spike of the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania radio station 94 WYSP conducted an interview with Jack Russell on May 10. The chat is now available for streaming at this location. (Note: According to Spike, the interview "gets a little strange" around the 10-minute mark.)

GREAT WHITE released its latest album, "Rising", in North America in April 2009 via Shrapnel Records. The CD was issued in Europe on March 13, 2009 through Frontiers Records.

Since reuniting in January 2007 to perform a benefit concert, GREAT WHITE has moved forward with the successful release in the summer of the same year of their return album "Back To The Rhythm", a record which was hailed by critics and fans as a return to the heydays of the band. After a world tour that celebrated the first 25 years of GREAT WHITE and that brought them for 14 concerts to Europe, bass player Sean McNabb opted out and was replaced by Scott Snyder (ex-RAMOS, ACCOMPLICE).

Check out audio samples at this location.

GREAT WHITE is:

Jack Russell - vocals
Michael Lardie - guitars, keyboards
Mark Kendall - guitars
Scott Snyder - bass
Audie Desbrow - drums

Jack Russell falls around the 2:13 mark in the clip below.

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