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TROUBLE Postpone Chicago Gig, Focus On New Material

December 23, 2002

TROUBLE's Jan. 21, 2003 gig at the House Of Blues in Chicago, Illinois has been postponed because "the guys want to concentrate on [writing material for] the new [studio] disc without interruption. [We] will rebook later in the new year," guitarist Rick Wartell stated.

The concert — which was never officially confirmed by the House Of Blues — was to be recorded for the group's first-ever live album.

TROUBLE — whose last studio album, "Plastic Green Head", came out in 1995 — recently parted ways with bassist Ron Holzner. His rumored replacement is former THIS TORTURED SOUL bassist Chuck Robinson.

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