POTENTIAL THREAT Adds New Bassist, Announces Live Dates

April 9, 2007

San Francisco Bay Area thrash metal veterans POTENTIAL THREAT have announced the addition of bassist Steve Henderson to the group's ranks. The core of the band remains the Noble brothers: Mike on guitar/vocals and Kenny on drums.

POTENTIAL THREAT is continuing work on its debut CD, tentatively due later in the year. In the meantime, the band has scheduled a number of dates in the Northern California area. The group's schedule is shaping up as follows:

Apr 22 - Octopus Lounge - Pacifica, CA
Apr 29 - The Dome - Bakersfield, CA
May 04 - On The Y - Sacramento, CA
May 05 - The Rebekahs Lodge - Lower Lake, CA
May 19 - Roosters Roadhouse – Alameda, CA
May 27 - Dream Machine Studios - Santa Rosa, CA

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

(Thanks: The Bad Breff Bandit)

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