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Latvia's SUPERHUMAN To Support ALICE COOPER In Russia

July 11, 2008

Latvian rock band SUPERHUMAN will support ALICE COOPER on July 21 at Baltica Stadium in Kaliningrad, Russia.

SUPERHUMAN previously opened for ALICE COOPER in Latvia, as well as for BILLY IDOL and REAMONN on the Baltic stops of their European tours.

On July 12, SUPERHUMAN will share the stage with HANOI ROCKS in Haapsalu, Estonia.

SUPERHUMAN's debut album, "As Human As We Are" — which was released in 2007 via Sound Division — was produced by Greg Haver (LOSTPROPHETS, MANIC STREET PREACHERS, BREED 77).

For more information, visit www.superhuman.lv.

SUPERHUMAN's "Hey You" video:

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