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LAMB OF GOD To Film New Video In December

November 22, 2004

LAMB OF GOD have briefly returned home from an incredibly successful fall headlining tour with THROWDOWN, CHILDREN OF BODOM and FEAR FACTORY. The band depart Saturday, November 27 for a headlining tour of the U.K. and are also scheduled to film a video for another track off their latest album, "Ashes of the Wake", before the end of the year.

"This past tour was nothing short of amazing," commented drummer Chris Adler. "The shows were incredible and packed full of the craziest and most dedicated fans we have ever played for. We are very fortunate to have the opportunity to do what we do and we want to extend our thanks to all of our friends and fans who came out in droves to make this one of the most successful tours of our career. We appreciate the support and hope you had as good of a time as we did every single night.

"The concert footage shot by High Roller Studios in Philadelphia is some of the best, most professional video we have ever seen and we are extremely proud and excited about the DVD release early next year.

"We're gearing up for the UK concerts and instore appearances right now and looking forward to kicking much ass across the pond. Thanks again and much respect to all LAMB OF GOD friends and fans for all of the support, we do feel it and it's genuinely appreciated. See you all again very, very soon..."

According to management, U.S. and foreign touring negotiations for 2005 are underway.

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