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NAKED BEGGARS Putting Finishing Touches On New Album

June 9, 2007

NAKED BEGGARS, the band featuring CINDERELLA bassist Eric Brittingham alongside Eric's wife Inga Brittingham (vocals),has issued the following update:

"After playing some select shows over the past two months, we've decided to take the next month and a half off from touring to concentrate on completing the recording process [for the new NAKED BEGGARS album]. We're already glad we did, because this past week we're cuttin' amazing stuff in the studio and we'd like keep rollin'! Look for us to return to the road around late July. We should have some CD release information around that time too!"

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