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JAGGERNAUT: Negotiating With 'Major Labels'

May 19, 2003

JAGGERNAUT, the new Swedish band featuring former HAMMERFALL drummer Patrik Rafling and FULL STRIKE frontman Niclas Jonsson, are in negotiations with "several major record labels" about a possible record deal, according to the group's official web site. JAGGERNAUT have also entered into a partnership with Meta 4 Music. Meta 4 Music will provide legal magement, control of publishing and responsibility of all productions concerning JAGGERNAUT's future recording material.

As previously reported, JAGGERNAUT will perform at Musikens Hus In Gothenburg, Sweden on May 29. Also set to appear are STORMBLADE, UNITED FOOLS, and MANIMAL.

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