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KORN Frontman Discusses New Album Artwork; Video Available

July 10, 2007

A two-minute video clip of KORN frontman Jonathan Davis discussing the artwork for the group's new album and artist Richard A. Kirk has been posted at YouTube.

MusigReview.com has posted a video interview with KORN bassist Reginald "Fieldy" Arvizu, conducted backstage at the band's July 2, 2007 concert Hohenems, Austria. Watch it at this location. Also available are photos from the show.

Professionally filmed video footage of KORN's June 23, 2007 performance at the Graspop Metal Meeting in Dessel, Belgium has been posted at YouTube.

KORN's eighth studio album, which has been left untitled, comes out on July 31. The first single is called "Evolution".

KORN will kick off the 2007 Family Values tour on July 20 in St. Louis, with EVANESCENCE and a number of other acts on the bill.

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