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MASTODON Named VH1.com 'Artist Of The Day'

April 8, 2005

MASTODON have been named as VH1.com's "Artist of the Day" for April 8, 2005. MASTODON leads a VH1.com piece that focuses on "five loud rock artists you should turn up." You can view the full article here.

MASTODON are currently in the midst of their U.S. "Leviathan" headlining tour, which launched on March 23 at the House of Blues in New Orleans. Support on the first leg of the MASTODON tour is being provided by BURNING BRIDES with additional support from EARLY MAN. MASTODON will begin the second leg of the tour on May 2 in Milwaukee, WI, with support on all dates provided by DEATH BY STEREO and CULT OF LUNA.

As first reported here yesterday, MASTODON have inked a new record deal with Warner Bros. Records. A new album is expected to surface in early 2006.

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