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ROSE TATTOO's STEPHEN KING To Join HEAD INC For UK Tour

November 30, 2007

After back-to-back Australian tours supporting RATT, WINGER and the L.A. GUNS, Melbourne rockers HEAD INC have tapped Stephen "Kingy" King from ROSE TATTOO to play bass guitar on their upcoming UK tour with Scottish hard rockers THE ALMIGHTY. Also joining HEAD INC for the oncoming year of hectic touring is FORT drummer Deon Driver. Deon is stepping behind the kit for regular sticksman Steve Dalton, who has been sidelined indefinitely with a debilitating muscular condition.

Catch the new HEAD INC lineup at Back In The Day in Melbourne on Decemer 21 and on their return from the UK supporting BUDGIE at The Forum in Melbourne on February 20.

HEAD INC's new album, "Pariah", is out now on Faultline Records.

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

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