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LAMB OF GOD Film Live DVD In Philadelphia

October 19, 2004

LAMB OF GOD, currently headlining a sold-out tour with FEAR FACTORY, CHILDREN OF BODOM and THROWDOWN, performed two nights at Philiadelphia's Trocadero on October 16 and 17. The 1,200-seater played host for two nights of "unforgettable" LAMB OF GOD performances that were filmed by High Roller Studios under the direction of Doug Spangenberg. Singer Randy Blythe thanked the fans who have been with them since their early days of touring in Philadelphia at warehouses and underground clubs like Stalag 13 on the city's west side. A 2005 release is expected.

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