STATIC-X: Tour Dates Announced

February 12, 2007

California's STATIC-X has announced the following tour dates in support of its new album, "Cannibal":

Mar. 30 – The Galaxy Theatre- Santa Ana, California
Mar. 31 - Extreme Thing - Las Vegas, Nevada
Apr. 01 - House Of Blues - San Diego, California
Apr. 03 - Rialto - Tuscon, Arizona
Apr. 04 - Marquee - Tempe, Arizona
Apr. 05 - Sunshine Theatre - Albuquerque, New Mexico
Apr. 06 - Dos Amigos - Odessa, Texas
Apr. 07 - Jakes - Lubbock, Texas
Apr. 09 - Cowboys - Abeline, Texas
Apr. 11 - Palladium Ballroom - Dallas, Texas
Apr. 13 - Scout Bar - Houston, Texas
Apr. 14 - Concrete Street - Corpus Christi, Texas
Apr. 15 - White Rabbit - San Antonio, Texas

A one-minute video clip of STATIC-X recording "Cannibal" at Hollywood Sound studios in Hollywood, California has been posted online at the Warner Bros. web site: Windows Media, Quicktime.

As previously reported, the cover artwork for "Cannibal" has been posted online at this location. Due on April 3, the CD will feature the following track listing:

01. Cannibal
02. No Submission
03. Behemoth
04. Chemical Logic
05. Destroyer
06. Forty Ways
07. Chroma-matic
08. Cuts You Up
09. Reptile
10. Electric Pulse
11. Goat
12. Team Hate

"If you want a taste of the musical direction [on the upcoming album], check out the song 'No Submission' from the 'Saw III' soundtrack," frontman Wayne Static previously stated.

STATIC-X's latest album, "Start a War", came out in June 2005 via Warner Bros. Records. The follow-up to 2003's "Shadow Zone" was produced by Ulrich Wild and was the group's first release with new drummer Nick Oshiro. Early STATIC-X guitarist Koichi Fukuda — who officially rejoined the band in March 2005 — handled the programming and keyboard duties during the recording process.

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