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WARRANT's JERRY DIXON To Be Interviewed On KNAC.COM's 'WildSide'

July 19, 2006

WARRANT bassist Jerry Dixon is scheduled to do a phone-in interview on KNAC.COM's "WildSide" with host Diana DeVille on Saturday, July 22 at 4:00 p.m. PST. Dixon will be discussing WARRANT's latest album "Born Again" as well as their upcoming tour that starts on July 21 at West Bend, Wisconsin.

As previously reported, WARRANT's video for the track "Bourbon County Line" has been posted online at this location. The song comes off the band's new album, "Born Again", available now on Deadline Music. This long-awaited collection — the group's first since the addition of lead singer Jaime St. James of BLACK 'N BLUE fame — features the band's first new material in nearly 10 years, including thirteen blistering solid rock tracks produced by Pat Regan, who has worked with KISS, DEEP PURPLE and MR. BIG, just to name a few.

Founding member Jerry Dixon stated: "This is truly the most exciting time for us as a band. We have waited a long time for rock to come full circle… After 22 years of rock and roll debauchery, nothing has changed. We're excited for this new album and it says a lot about how viable WARRANT as a band still are. We're playing to packed audiences every night and the fire is still there. We've received overwhelming response from the new material and we can't wait to see what lies ahead…"

WARRANT's commercial for "Born Again", which is airing on VH1 Classic, can be viewed at this location.

(Thanks: Andrew / The Space Lord)

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