MR. BIG Frontman Interviewed On 'The Right To Rock' Podcast

February 17, 2011

TheRightToRock.com has issued its latest podcast (episode #115),featuring an interview with vocalist Eric Martin of the reunited MR. BIG. The chat lasts approximately 45 minutes and can be streamed using the audio player below.

"What If…", the new album from MR. BIG, has registered the following chart positions:

Switzerland: #36
Germany: #50
Austria: #71
Italy: #71
Sweden: #75

"What If…" was released in North America on February 15. The effort was made available in a special edition CD + DVD in digipak, regular CD, vinyl and digital download and in a limited edition luxury box including the CD, DVD, LP and exclusive memorabilia. The DVD includes videos of "Undertow" and "All The Way Up" plus a documentary "making of" the album, including interviews and exclusive behind-the-scenes footage of the four band members.

MR. BIG will play its first U.S. show in more than 14 years on April 2 at the House Of Blues in West Hollywood, California. More U.S. tour dates will be announced later this year.

"What If…" is MR. BIG's first "all-original" album since the reunion of the four original members, Eric Martin, Paul Gilbert, Billy Sheehan and Pat Torpey, back in early 2009. Sixteen years after the release of "Hey Man", the new recording is set to bring back MR. BIG on the height of the current hard rock scene.

"What If…" was produced by Kevin Shirley (AEROSMITH, RUSH, IRON MAIDEN) and the release will be followed by a world tour which will kick off in South America in March and will hit Europe in early summer.

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