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STEELHEART Issues ROCKLAHOMA Recap

July 18, 2008

Reactivated hard rockers STEELHEART, led by vocalist Miljenko Matijevic, have issued the following update:

"[The band's appearance at the] Rocklahoma [festival in Pryor, Oklahoma on July 13] was a huge success. STEELHEART started the show with a video of Mili Matijevic and [Captain] Dale Snodgrass flying in a fighter jet. Mili drove up on the stage with a Harley. The band sounded amazing and the fans showed their support by chanting for the only encore in the five day event. STEELHEART not only was the only band that had a booth but it also managed to stay standing after the 65-mile per hour wind storm with the help of seven friends holding down the fort! After the show, STEELHEART had a line over 500 people to meet the band at the STEELHEART booth to show their support."

STEELHEART will release its new album, "Good 2B Alive", on September 15.

The track listing for the CD is as follows:

01. Samurai
02. LOL
03. Buried Unkind
04. Twisted Future (Orchestra)
05. Shine a Light for Me
06. I Breathe
07. Underground
08. You Showed Me How to Love
09. Good 2B Alive (String Version)

According to a press release, "Miljenko Matijevic has taken rock music to a whole new level. Fusing the past, present and the future together, he has created an undeniable piece of art. Matijevic's vocals are better than ever, every song takes you on a journey; a journey that paints a portrait of his life and in doing so enables the listener to feel the song as if it were his own. A voice full of passion, power and depth, this is one album that seriously rocks. The album consists of everything from raw heavy guitars to a full orchestra which was recorded at Sky Walker Sound. Written, produced, designed and conceived by himself, he truly has embarked on a new beginning."

For more information, visit Steelheart.com.

STEELHEART performing at Rocklahoma on July 13, 2008:

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