MASTODON: In-Store Appearances, Venue Signings Announced

September 13, 2006

MASTODON has lined up a number of in-store appearances and venue signings during the current tour in support of its "Blood Mountain" CD. Fans can come by to meet the band, hear the record and get their copy of "Blood Mountain" autographed. The details are as follows:

In-store appearances:

Sept. 19
5:30 pm
Independent Records & Video
937 E. Colfax Ave.
Denver, CO 80218
(303) 863-8668

Sept. 21
5:30 pm
The Record Exchange
1105 W Idaho Blvd.
Boise ID. 83702
(208) 344-8010

Sept. 22
6:30 pm
Jackpot Records
203 SW 9th Avenue
Portland, OR 97205
(503) 222-0990

Oct. 7
3pm
In-store signing at Criminal Records
Criminal Records
466 moreland ave ne
Atlanta, GA 30307

Venue signings:

Tuesday, Sept. 19 - Cervantes
Twist & Shout

Saturday, Sept. 23 - Showbox Theater
Easy Street Records

Thursday, Sept. 28 - Marquee Theater
Zia Record Exchange

Friday, Sept. 29 - Music Box
Amoeba Music

Saturday, Sept. 30 - Soma
Lou's Records

As previously reported, MASTODON's video for the song "The Wolf is Loose" can be viewed by clicking here. The track comes off "Blood Mountain", which came out yesterday (Tuesday, September 12) via Warner Bros. Records.

The "The Wolf is Loose" video was shot on August 12 with director Jonathan Rej (FURTHER SEEMS FOREVER, STRETCH ARMSTRONG),who worked with the band on the video for "Blood and Thunder" from 2004's "Leviathan".

MASTODON launched a tour in support of the album on September 6 in Baltimore, with dates scheduled through October 7 in Atlanta; THE BRONX and CONVERGE are opening the gigs. Then, the band will take off for a month (guitarist Bill Kelliher's got a baby on the way) before heading to Europe for a headlining run there, according to MTV.com. Dailor said MASTODON will be touring the States again in early 2007, with plans to stay on the road for much of the year.

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