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PRONG Kicked Off DANZIG Tour, CHIMAIRA Added

July 8, 2002

CHIMAIRA have been added to the ongoing DANZIG US tour starting with tomorrow's date at Bogart's in Cincinnati, Ohio. According to an official statement from the group, "the former direct support band [i.e. PRONG] was kicked off the tour, and we were asked to pick up the slot. After this tour ends we will be going out on a co-headlining tour with SKINLAB. FIVE POINTE 0 will be the opener. We are currently going to finish up writing our 2nd Roadrunner release on the road and plan to start tracking after this touring cycle."

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