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TAKING DAWN: 'The Chain' Video Released

August 20, 2010

Las Vegas' TAKING DAWN recently shot a video for its unique take on FLEETWOOD MAC's classic "The Chain" with director Ramon Boutviseth (TRIVIUM, DREAM THEATER). You can now watch the clip below.

Having recently returned from an overseas tour with KISS, TAKING DAWN has announced a string of tour dates with legendary rock icon Slash.

With a sound that is both fast and fresh, TAKING DAWN successfully uses the '80s sound to create a foundation for its thoroughly modern take on the genre: shredding, soloing and incorporating sophisticated melody into their metal. "Time to Burn" is an artful fusion of the band's bygone influences with contemporary skill and playful "screw-you" attitude.

Having long been inspired by artists like BON JOVI, SKID ROW and, of course, GUNS N' ROSES, it makes sense that TAKING DAWN is more than just a little excited to be going on the road with Slash.

TAKING DAWN tour dates:

Aug. 29 - The Warfield Theatre, San Francisco CA
Aug. 31 - Belly Up, Aspen, CO
Sep. 01 - Ogden Theatre, Denver, CO
Sep. 02 - Voodoo Lounge, Kansas City, MO
Sep. 05 - Pabst Theater, Milwaukee, WI
Sep. 06 - Surf Ballroom, Clear Lake, IA

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