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KORN To Perform On 'The Tonight Show With Jay Leno'

February 20, 2007

KORN will be the musical guests on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" on Thursday, March 1. This will be KORN's first appearance on the program. Check your local listings for time and station.

A video trailer for KORN's "MTV Unplugged" performance has been posted online at this location. Amy Lee of EVANESCENCE and Robert Smith of THE CURE talk about being fans of KORN themselves and having the opportunity to perform with the band. The online premiere is scheduled for Friday, February 23 at MTV.com while the on-air feature will premiere Friday, March 2. An album version of the performance will be available March 6.

KORN is currently working with veteran rock drummer Terry Bozzio on its eighth studio album. The 56-year-old Bozzio is sitting in for KORN drummer David Silveria, who announced in December that he was taking a "temporary hiatus" from the group for at least one studio album and tour. Bozzio, long considered one of the greatest drummers in rock, is best known for his work with MISSING PERSONS and FRANK ZAPPA. He also worked with KORN vocalist Jonathan Davis on music for the soundtrack of the film "Queen of the Damned". Pictures from the current studio sessions with Bozzio can be found at Korn.Simpol.Net.

KORN expects to release its new album later this year.

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