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420 MONKS Make Live Debut With New Bassist

June 5, 2002

Atlanta's 420 MONKS, featuring former STUCK MOJO frontman Bonz, ex-CHUM (Puerto Rico) drummer Carlos Torres, guitarist John B., and former PUBLIC ENEMY touring DJ DJ Lord, made their live debut with new bassist Craig Maul on Friday, May 24th at the Al Rosa Villa in Columbus, Ohio. About 600-700 people were on hand to witness the MONKS perform an excellent set that included the group's rendition of the STUCK MOJO classic "Not Promised Tomorrow".

Here is a list of 420 MONKS' upcoming dates:

Jun. 22 - Jonesboro, GA @ Breakers
Jul. 05 – Orlando, FL @ Lost & Found
Jul. 06 – TBA, FL @ TBA
Jul 12 – Rome, GA @ Riverstation

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