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SHOTGUN MESSIAH: Former Members To Perform Together For First Time In 12 Years

May 11, 2004

Half of the classic Swedish glam-rock band SHOTGUN MESSIAH will reunite this weekend when ZAN CLAN, the new group of former SHOTGUN MESSIAH vocalist Zinny Zan, perform on "Rockbåten" — a ferry charted by the Swedish radio station Rockklassiker that will cruise from Sweden to Finland and back "in the name of rock!" Former SHOTGUN MESSIAH drummer Stixx will join ZAN CLAN onstage for a couple of tunes in what will mark the first time the two ex-SHOTGUN members will have played together in over 12 years. SHOTGUN MESSIAH, whose last album, "Violent New Breed", was released in 1993, featured in their ranks current MARILYN MANSON bassist Tim Skold.

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