INVITRO To Support STATIC-X; Album Release Date Announced

April 30, 2007

INVITRO, the California-based band featuring ex-SNOT/SOULFLY guitarist Mikey Doling, has been added as the support act on a number of upcoming dates on the STATIC-X/OTEP tour.

"We rocked 57 shows with my best brothers from my SNOT days and with Sonny Mayo in SEVENDUST now so it's been an awesome experience for everyone," says Invitro guitarist Mikey Doling. "We are going home for a week and then we start touring with STATIC-X. I'm very stoked to be touring with these guys, as we did a bit of touring together when I was in SOULFLY. It's always great to tour with old friends and I'm looking forward to a lot of good times with INVITRO."

In other news, INVITRO has announced the release date for its debut album, "When I Was A Planet', which is now scheduled to land in stores on August 7, 2007. The album will be released by Gridiron Records, a new label founded by Doling and Kansas City Chiefs offensive tackle Kyle Turley.

"I'm very excited to announce our release date for our debut record," commented Doling. "We've been working our asses off to reach this goal and we are releasing the record August 7th, 2007 which is Lynn Strait's [late SNOT frontman] birthday. The date is very symbolic for me personally. I can’t wait for everyone to finally hear it."

INVITRO tour dates with STATIC-X:

May 08 - Newport - Columbus, Ohio
May 09 - Bogarts - Cincinnati, Ohio
May 10 - House of Blues - Cleveland, Ohio
May 11 - Harpo's - Detroit, Michigan
May 12 - Pierres - Ft. Wayne, Indiana
May 14 - Headliner's - Louisville, Kansas
May 15 - City Hall - Nashville, Tennessee
May 17 - Pop's - Sauget, Illinois
May 18 - Remington's - Springfield, Missouri
May 19 - The Village - Little Rock, Arkansas
May 20 - The Beaumont - Kansas City, Missouri
May 22 - Forest Hills Lodge - Loves Park, Illinois
May 23 - House of Blues - Chicago, Illinois
May 24 - Eagles Club - Milwaukee, Wisconsin
May 25 - 1st Ave. - Minneapolis, Minnesota
May 26 - Playmakers - Fargo, North Dakota
May 27 - Ramkota - Sioux Falls, South Dakota
May 29 - The Fillmore - Denver, Colorado
May 31 - El Rey Events Center - Black Foot, Idaho
Jun 01 - The Big Easy - Boise, Idaho
Jun. 02 - Big Easy - Spokane, Washington
Jun. 03 - Showbox - Seattle, Washington
Jun. 05 - Roseland - Portland, Oregon
Jun. 06 - Senator - Chico, California
Jun. 07 - Fat Cat - Modesto, California
Jun. 08 - Rainbow Ballroom - Fresno, California
Jun. 09 - The New Oasis - Sparks, Nevada
Jun. 11 - House of Blues - West Hollywood, California
Jun. 12 - House of Blues - Anaheim, California
Jun. 13 - House of Blues - Las Vegas, Nevada

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