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KICKING K8 Added To JÄGERMEISTER MUSIC TOUR Dates

January 8, 2006

San Diego rockers KICKING K8, featuring former DIAMOND REXX drummer Bill Nychay, have been added to two shows on the Jägermeister Music Tour featuring DISTURBED and BLOODSIMPLE. The band were offered the January 16 Phoenix, AZ show as well as the hometown show on January 19 in San Diego, CA.

KICKING K8 recently finished up recording their debut, which will soon be available for promo in a unique marketing campaign exclusively through Jägermeister promotions. The band starts their tour beginning January 16, with dates confirmed through April. KICKING K8's current single, "Liar", was added to numerous modern rock stations beginning Dec. 27, with Madison's own rock icon station WJJO leading the way.

For more information, log on to www.myspace.com/kickingk8.

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