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THE BLACK CROWES' 'Warpaint' Lands At BILLBOARD's No. 5

March 12, 2008

THE BLACK CROWES' new album, "Warpaint", has sold 46,000 copies in the United States in its first week of release to debut at position No. 5 on The Billboard 200 chart. The CD was issued via the band's own newly formed label Silver Arrow Records through Megaforce/Sony Red BMG. "Warpaint" is also available as a limited-edition vinyl package.

An MP3 of THE BLACK CROWES' new single, "Goodbye Daughters of the Revolution", is available for download at this location.

THE BLACK CROWES' video for "Goodbye Daughters of the Revolution" can be viewed on YouTube.

THE BLACK CROWES' prized American Recordings catalog has just been made available digitally for the first time ever via iTunes. The catalog includes their first five studio albums beginning with 1990's six-million-selling "Shake Your Money Maker", a pivotal work that kick-started an authentic style of rock and roll in America. The catalog also encompasses "Southern Harmony And Musical Companion", "Amorica", "Three Snakes And One Charm", "By Your Side" and the 1998 box set "Sho' Nuff", which included a five-song live EP, plus last year's previously unreleased double-disc "The Lost Crowes".

For the first time in their 18-year career, THE BLACK CROWES are performing an album of theirs in its entirety. On a special run of "One Night Only" shows beginning March 2 and wrapping March 20, fans will experience "Warpaint" — the group's first album of all new studio material in seven years — in its entirety onstage, after which the band will perform songs from their catalog and selected surprises.

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