TROUBLE With New Singer KORY CLARKE: First Video Footage Posted Online

July 10, 2008

Fan-filmed video footage of the legendary Chicago doomsters TROUBLE performing the song "At The End Of My Daze" with new singer Kory Clarke (of WARRIOR SOUL fame) on July 9, 2008 at Slim's in Francisco, California can be viewed below (clip uploaded by YouTube user "Repro").

TROUBLE's setlist for the current tour is as follows:

01. R.I.P.
02. The Sleeper
03. Come Touch The Sky
04. Plastic Green Head
05. The Eye
06. Endtime
07. Simple Mind Condition
08. Mr. White
09. Trouble Maker
10. Goin' Home
11. 'Scuse Me
12. At The End Of My Daze
13. Psychotic Reaction
14. All Is Forgiven

Kory Clarke joined TROUBLE in late April.

TROUBLE founder and guitarist Rick Wartell explained at the time: "It was a mutual agreement [between now-former TROUBLE singer Eric Wagner and the rest of the band to go our separate ways]. You need to follow your heart in this business and if you are not into it 100% then it is time to move on. We all felt it was the best thing for all parties involved. There are no hard feelings. I'm sure Eric will continue making music and we wish him the best."

Wartell went on to say: "We are very excited to have Kory step in and take over the vocals for TROUBLE. He's been one of my favorite frontmen in this industry for many years. He will add a new dimension that we can use. It's not like we just picked out some guy to fill in, this is one of rock's most dynamic and creative frontmen in the industry. I know that when TROUBLE fans get a taste of what Kory does they will not be disappointed at all. Anyone who has seen Kory with WARRIOR SOUL already knows what to expect, and it's awesome."

Professionally recorded audio of TROUBLE's entire concert at this year's Roadburn festival, which took place April 17-20 at 013 in Tilburg, Holland, is available for streaming at this location (Windows Media).

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