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New FREE REIGN Song To Debut During NFL Game

September 12, 2009

FREE REIGN, the band featuring the Dallas Cowboys right tackle Marc Colombo on lead vocals and guitar, right guard Leonard Davis on bass, backup guard Cory Procter on drums, and newcomer Justin Chapman on guitar, will debut its new song, "Rise Up", during Sunday's (September 13) Fox telecast of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Dallas Cowboys NFL game in Tampa Bay.

The song is described by Riot! Entertainment in a news release as a "soon-to-be-embraced stadium anthem."

The band recently inked a worldwide deal with Australia's Riot! Entertainment. The group's debut EP — which will include "Rise Up" — is scheduled for release on November 17 via Riot! Entertainment / DisManic / ADA Music.

Colombo and Procter are the original members of FREE REIGN. Last year, they set up inside the team's locker room for a mini-set that prompted Davis to learn the bass his wife bought him a few years ago. Chapman came in after hearing them play over the winter.

ESPN's award-winning primetime newsmagazine "E:60" recently aired a report on FREE REIGN. Watch the segment below.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/freereign.

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