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VANDENBERG To Perform Live For First Time In 18 Years

March 7, 2004

Long-defunct Dutch hard rock outfit VANDENBERG, led by one-time WHITESNAKE guitarist Adrian Vandenberg, will perform for the first time in 18 years this Monday (March 8) on a Dutch TV program called "Barend en Van Dorp" (web site). Later that same morning, the band will appear on the popular radio program "Stenders Vroeg". On March 12, VANDENBERG will make an appearance on Radio 538 with Edwin Evers, where they are expected to perform acoustically.

VANDENBERG recently issued a two-CD compilation, "The Definitive Vandenberg", through Warner Music in Europe. Disc One featured 18 studio tracks while Disc Two included rare demos, live tracks and three previously unreleased songs.

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