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RIOT Announce One-Off Show In Texas

November 5, 2003

RIOT have announced plans to perform a very special show in Texas on April 30, 2004. According to the group, "we will be offering air fare and hotel packages for all of [the RIOT fans] that would like to come to Texas and see the band perform live. [The fans] will also get a backstage pass and have dinner with the band after the show with [their] package. RIOT will be performing all their hits and the set will last 90 minutes, which will include, guitar solos, drum solo and a bass solo."

RIOT's follow-up to 2002's "Through The Storm" is expected to surface in early 2004.

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