LIZZY BORDEN Adds New Guitarist

August 5, 2010

California metallers LIZZY BORDEN have recruited guitarist AC Alexander (WARRIOR, HATETIMESNINE) for their upcoming European tour. The trek kicks off this Friday, August 6 at the Wacken Open Air festival in Wacken, Germany and ends September 10 at the Stockholm Rock Out festival in Stockholm, Sweden.

Commented LIZZY BORDEN frontman and namesake: "AC played the Rock N' America festival in Oklahoma last week with us [see video below] and was the shot out of a cannon ball of fire we were looking for. Along with Dario Lorina, this guitar team is second to none, and with Marten Andersson on bass and Joey Scott on the drums, LIZZY BORDEN is all set to blast though the rest of 2010 and beyond.

"We are rehearsing and gearing up for what promises to be an amazing trek around Europe. Playing a different country almost every night is such a cool thing to do, something we have not done since 2008 and we all can't wait to get on that plane!"

For a complete list of tour dates, visit www.lizzyborden.com.

Over the past two years, the LIZZY BORDEN "Appointment With Death" show produced spectacular performances in 11 countries (from North America to Europe) and on the main stages of some of biggest festivals like, Sweden Rock (Sweden),Bang Your Head!!! (Germany),Kobetasonic (Spain) and Rocklahoma (USA),with several critics supposedly declaring LIZZY BORDEN the hit of the festivals and comparing the LIZZY BORDEN show to a KISS concert.

LIZZY BORDEN's most recent shows were best-of performances, incorporating songs from the band's entire catalog, including the latest record, "Appointment With Death". The group is performing all of the classic songs like "Me Against The World", "American Metal" and "Master Of Disguise" as well as tracks "Tomorrow Never Comes" and "Under Your Skin" from the latest CD.

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