HATEBREED Frontman Featured On 'Ryan's Rock Show'

June 16, 2008

Vocalist Jamey Jasta of the Connecticut-based metal/hardcore band HATEBREED is the featured guest on this week's edition of "Ryan's Rock Show".

Jasta talks about his former gig as the host of MTV2's "Headbanger's Ball". He also reveals more details about a book he has written scheduled for release in spring 2009 that documents his experiences with the TV program and the bands that were featured on the show. Jasta goes on to discuss his experiences over the past decade as a musician. He goes into detail about running his own record label, booking DIY tours, managing bands, and running his own clothing line.

The "Ryan's Rock Show" episode featuring Jamey Jasta is available for streaming and download at www.ryansrockshow.com.

HATEBREED enlisted Vinnie Paul Abbott (HELLYEAH, ex-PANTERA, DAMAGEPLAN) to produce, document and record the band's May 27, 2008 concert in Dallas, Texas at the Palladium Ballroom. The resultant recording will be released as HATEBREED's live album, due before the end of the year.

HATEBREED recently signed a "multi-tiered, worldwide deal with KOCH Records. As part of the new deal, KOCH Records will release a series of highly anticipated future projects from the kings of hardcore metal. The first project under the new deal will be HATEBREED's first-ever live DVD, entitled "Live Dominance". The main DVD concert shoot took place at Harpo's in Detroit on Saturday, March 29, 2008 in front of a sold-out crowd. Directed by Kevin Custer, the DVD will also feature a collection of recent live shows from various tour stops in Germany, Philadelphia, New York City and New Haven, CT.

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