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KURDT VANDERHOOF Talks METAL CHURCH, PRESTO BALLET In New Audio Interview

January 17, 2013

Dan Sauter, host and executive producer of Music Life Radio, recently conducted an interview with Kurdt Vanderhoof, the guitarist and songwriter of METAL CHURCH and PRESTO BALLET. You can now listen to the chat using the audio player below.

Interview (audio):

METAL CHURCH — Ronny Munroe on vocals, Kurdt Vanderhoof and Jay Reynolds on guitars, Steve Unger on bass, and Jeff Plate on drums — will celebrate their official reunion on board 70000 Tons Of Metal, the world's biggest heavy metal cruise.

For one of their two shows on board, they will play their debut album, "Metal Church", in its entirety. The other show will be a "greatest-hits" set.

METAL CHURCH called it quits after performing at the Rocklahoma festival in July 2009 in Pryor, Oklahoma.

PRESTO BALLET in October announced the addition of lead vocalist Chuck Campbell. Chuck joins the group as the replacement for METAL CHURCH/ex-LILLIAN AXE frontman Ronny Munroe, who quit PRESTO BALLET in January 2012.

Pictured below: METAL CHURCH

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