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HENRY ROLLINS To Release New Spoken-Word DVD

June 23, 2004

Punk rock icon Henry Rollins will be issuing a DVD of his March 2004 spoken-word performance from his "Shock and Awe ... My Ass" tour in November through the artist's own 2.13.61 label, according to Billboard.com. Titled "Shock and Awe", the disc was shot in high definition at Seattle's Moore Theater and includes material gleaned from USO tours to Afghanistan, Qatar and Kyrgyzstan in late 2003.

Rollins, who made a trip to Iraq and Kuwait in May to perform for American troops, is planning a USO trip to Honduras in the near future, according to Billboard.com.

As previously reported, Rollins recently launched the weekly radio show "Harmony in My Head" (web site) on KDLD Los Angeles (Indie 103.1). The two-hour show is heard Mondays at 7 p.m. PT and can be streamed live on the station's web site.

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