VELVET REVOLVER: Photos From VH1's 'Big In '04' Appearance Posted Online

December 4, 2004

VELVET REVOLVER performed "Fall to Pieces" live at the VH1 "Big in '04" show at the Los Angeles Shrine Auditorium on Wednesday night (Dec. 1). The VH1 program will air this Sunday (Dec. 5) at 9:00 p.m. EST. Check put pictures from Wire Image (Show, Arrivals, Backstage) and Film Magic (Show, Arrivals, Red Carpet).

In other news, VELVET REVOLVER are scheduled to perform in Japan in February 2005 at the Sonic Mania festivals in Tokyo and Osaka. The web site for the festival has added them for performances in Osaka on February 5 and Tokyo on February 6.

Also on the VELVET REVOLVER front, the band have selected "Dirty Little Thing" as the next radio single taken from their platinum-certified debut, "Contraband", according to Radio And Records. The song is reportedly being added to radio playlists already.

(Thanks: Velvet-Revolver.com)

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