PAPA ROACH: New Single Posted Online

July 23, 2006

PAPA ROACH is currently streaming its new single, "To Be Loved", via its official web site, www.paparoach.com. The song is the first single off the band's new album, "The Paramour Sessions", due on September 12 through Geffen. The follow-up to 2004's "Getting Away with Murder" was produced by Howard Benson (MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE, P.O.D.) and mixed by Chris Lord Alge (GREEN DAY, SWITCHFOOT).

As previously reported, PAPA ROACH will headline The 2006 Zippo Hot Tour this November in support of the upcoming CD.

Since the release of their major label debut album back in 2000, PAPA ROACH has released three smash albums: "Infest", "Lovehatetragedy", and "Getting Away with Murder", selling 9 million copies of those titles combined worldwide. They have scored eight consecutive hit singles on the rock charts including "She Loves Me Not", "Last Resort", "Getting Away with Murder" and "Scars".

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