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VELVET REVOLVER: 'Secret' Show Recorded For Possible Future Release

May 10, 2004

According to a posting on VELVET REVOLVER's official web site, last night's "secret" show at The Roxy on Sunset Blvd. in Hollywood was being recorded for possible future release. The concert, the plans for which were exclusively revealed on BLABBERMOUTH.NET last month, was staged for "a few lucky contest winners" and was the first show to feature a full set of songs from the group's debut album, "Contraband", due out June 8 on RCA Records. In addition, the contest winners were to receive a collector's t-shirt printed just for last night's concert.

VELVET REVOLVER's first-ever tour will officially launch May 13 in St. Louis, with dates currently scheduled through June 9.

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