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SKINDRED To Tour With PAPA ROACH

December 24, 2004

SKINDRED, the Welsh band featuring former members of DUB WAR, will be supporting PAPA ROACH on a U.S. tour beginning in February. "The two bands met at some radio shows last year and are pulling strings to share stages with Coby and the boys [on an] up-and-coming U.S. tour," reads a posting on SKINDRED's web site.

The second single from SKINDRED's "Babylon" album, "Pressure", is scheduled to hit the U.S. airwaves on January 18. The band are also going to be shooting a video for the track and offering their fans a chance at write the treatment for the clip. The video is tentatively slated to be shot mid-January.

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