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SOUNDWAVE TV Coming To Internets Near You

February 23, 2011

Australia's Soundwave festival is all about getting fans as up close to the bands as possible … so with that in mind the organizers are bloody thrilled to announce that in 2011 they are launching Soundwave TV — the festival's brand new online video channel taking you on the road with the Soundwave bands like never before!

Soundwave TV features experienced heavy music presenter Christina Rowatt and a brilliant production crew set to rock the Soundwave pirate ship, interviewing bands about their experiences in Australia; not just at the festival itself but airports, buses, hotels, karaoke bars… posting videos on the fly to give fans a whole new insight in to the world of Soundwave.

With Soundwave TV interviews already lined up with SLAYER, BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE, THE GASLIGHT ANTHEM, ONE DAY AS A LION, PROTEST THE HERO, DIMMU BORGIR, ROB ZOMBIE, STONE SOUR, 30 SECONDS TO MARS, PENNYWISE and MONSTER MAGNET, Soundwave TV will bring the lunacy, camaraderie and misbehavior of this colorful circus of rock characters straight into your computer. You can also expect to see airport interviews as the bands arrive into Australia with COHEED AND CAMBRIA, 36 CRAZYFISTS, WE THE KINGS, MAYDAY PARADE, DOMMIN, FOXY SHAZAM and loads more!

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