UNION To Tour Europe In The Spring?

February 8, 2005

UNION, the late '90s group formed by Bruce Kulick (GRAND FUNK RAILROAD, ex-KISS) and John Corabi (CARDBOARD VAMPYRES, ex-MÖTLEY CRÜE) along with Brent Fitz and Jamie Hunting, are in discussions with promoters about a possible two-week tour of Europe beginning in late April/early May. One date is likely to be on April 30 in Frankfurt, Germany. Filling in for Brent Fitz will be KISS drummer Eric Singer, who recently completed a couple of Japanese dates with the group as part of the KISS Japan Expo.

Some of the songs UNION are expected to perform on their European tour include the UNION tracks "Old Man Wise", "Around Again", "Pain Behind Your Eyes", "Everything Is Alright" and "Do Your Own Thing"; the KISS songs "Jungle", "I Walk Alone" and "Black Diamond" (with Eric on vocals),as well as classic covers by THE BEATLES, CHEAP TRICK and others.

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