WHITESNAKE: 'Good To Be Bad' Cracks Norwegian Top 5

April 29, 2008

WHITESNAKE's new album, "Good To Be Bad", has entered the Norwegian national chart at position No. 5 the band's highest-ever chart entry in Norway. As previously reported, the CD also landed on the UK album chart at No. 7. The album was released through SPV/Steamhammer in Germany on April 18, the rest of Europe on April 21 and it came out in North America on April 22. In addition to the regular jewel-case version, a limited-edition two-disc set contains an extra CD in a cardboard sleeve, as well as a poster, photocard and sticker.

WHITESNAKE mainman David Coverdale was recently interviewed on "Live at Five with Ken Dashow" on New York's Q104.3 FM. Coverdale spoke about a number of topics, including the band's new album, "Good To Be Bad", and the LED ZEPPELIN reunion.

Listen to the interview in streaming audio at this location.

Upcoming WHITESNAKE shows:

May 03 - Arena Amadeu Teixeira - Manaus, Brazil
May 06 - Chevrolet Hall - Belo Horizonte, Brazil
May 07 - CitiBank Hall - Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
May 09 - Credicard Hall - Sao Paulo, Brazil
May 10 - Helloch - Curitiba, Brazil
May 11 - Teatro Bourbon - Porto Alegre, Brazil
May 14 - Luna Park - Buenos Aires, Argentina
May 16 - Teatro Caupolican - Santiago, Chile
May 20 - Estadio Nacional - Lima, Peru
May 23 - Plaza de Toros - Mexico City, Mexico
May 24 - Monterrey Arena - Monterrey, Mexico
Jun. 06 - Sweden Rock Festival - Solvesborg, Sweden
Jun. 08 - Sauna Open Air - Tampere, Finland
Jun. 10 - Laugardalsholl - Reykjavik, Iceland
Jun. 12 - Sentrum Scene - Oslo, Norway
Jun. 13 - Vega - Copenhagen, Denmark
Jun. 15 - Arrow Classic - Holland
Jun. 17 - SECC - Glasgow, Scotland
Jun. 18 - NEC - Birmingham, England
Jun. 20 - MEN - Manchester, England
Jun. 21 - Belfast Odyssey Arena - Belfast, Northern Ireland
Jun. 23 - Sheffield Arena - Sheffield, England
Jun. 24 - Newcastle, England
Jun. 26 - Wembley Arena - London, England
Jun. 27 - Graspop Metal - Dessel, Belgium
July 01 - Karasaki Stadium - Athens, Greece
July 03 - Stadium - Tirana, Albania
July 04 - Stadium - Sofia, Bulgaria
July 06 - Masstival Parkorma - Istanbul, Turkey
July 08 - Romexpo - Bucharest, Romania
July 10 - Old Fortress - Osijek, Croatia
July 12 - Bad Arolsen Festival - Bad Arolsen, Germany
July 14 - CIA - Cardiff, Wales
July 15 - Echo Arena - Liverpool, England
July 17 - Nottingham Arena - Nottingham, England
July 19 - Karlovy Vary - Czech Republic
July 20 - Castle Klam - Klam, Austria
July 21 - Petofi Csarnock - Budapest, Hungary
July 23 - Villa Contarini - Padova, Italy

(Thanks: Asbjorn Slettemark / Pyro Rock Show)

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