THROWDOWN Added To GOD FORBID Tour Dates

September 21, 2004

There has been a slight lineup change to the upcoming GOD FORBID headlining shows. THE RED CHORD have now been replaced by THROWDOWN, who will only join the package for the Rhode Island and New Jersey shows. All of these shows will be filmed for a live video for the album's title track, "Gone Forever", to be shot by acclaimed director Zach Merck (ATREYU, SHADOWS FALL). These dates will also serve as the last GOD FORBID shows in the U.S. this year, as they will immediately head to Europe with MACHINE HEAD to close out 2004 with nine weeks' worth of shows.

GOD FORBID tour dates:

Sep. 23 - The Living Room - Providence, RI
Sep. 24 - Starland Ballroom - Sayreville, NJ
Sep. 25 - The Chance - Poughkeepsie, NY
Sep. 26 - Fat Cat Original Music Hall - Springfield, MA

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