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MINISTRY To Be Joined By Singer LIZ CONSTANTINE On Select Tour Dates

April 27, 2006

Liz Constantine, who is the featured vocalist on the song "Khyber Pass" from MINISTRY's "Rio Grande Blood" album, will perform live with MINISTRY at the following shows:

Las Vegas, NV – May 16
Los Angeles, CA – May 19, 20
San Diego – May 21
Anaheim, CA - May 23
New York City – June 14
Worchester, Mass –June 16
Chicago – July 1, 2
Austin, Tx – July 20

For more information on Liz Constantine, go to www.dizzyx.com.

As previously reported, a photo of the brand-new MINISTRY touring lineup has been posted online at this location. Pictured in the photo are left-to-right:

Tommy Victor (PRONG) - Guitar
Al Jourgensen (floor) - Vocals, Guitar
John Bechdel (FEAR FACTORY, KILLING JOKE) - Keyboards
Mike Scaccia (RIGOR MORTIS) – Guitar
Joey Jordison (SLIPKNOT) - Drums
Paul Raven (KILLING JOKE) - Bass

MINISTRY shot a video last week for the song "Lieslieslies". The track comes off "Rio Grande Blood", due on May 2 via 13th Planet Records/Megaforce in the U.S./Canada and 13th Planet Records/Soulfood Music Distrib GbmH in Europe. The follow-up to 2004's "Houses Of The Molé" was produced by MINISTRY mainman Al Jourgensen at 13th Planet Studios in El Paso, TX, mixed at The Saltmine in Mesa, AZ, and mastered at DNA Mastering in Studio City, CA. The album features guitarist Victor, Raven and drummer Mark Baker, with guest appearances by Jello Biafra (ex-DEAD KENNEDYS) and Sgt. Major.

MINISTRY's MasterBaTour 2006 will kick off with 60 dates scheduled throughout the U.S. and Canada beginning on May 6. Support on the trek will come from Al's other band, REVOLTING COCKS and the San Antonio, Texas-based PITBULL DAYCARE.

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