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NEW YORK DOLLS In Russia; Video Report Available

December 10, 2007

A two-minute Russian TV report (featuring both interview and performance footage) on NEW YORK DOLLS' December 5, 2007 concert in Moscow can be viewed below.

NEW YORK DOLLS last year marked their return after an extended hiatus with the critically acclaimed album "One Day It Will Please Us To Remember Even This", available on Roadrunner Records. The group has since parted ways with the label.

THE NEW YORK DOLLS consists of original members David Johansen (vocals) and Sylvain Sylvain (guitar) with Steve Conte (guitar),Sami Yaffa (bass),Brian Delaney (drums) and Brian Koonin (piano).

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