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AIRBOURNE: U.S. Dates Announced

January 31, 2008

Australian rock band AIRBOURNE has scheduled the following dates:

Feb. 21 - Urban - Salt Lake City, UT
Feb. 23 - The Boardwalk - Sacramento, CA
Feb. 26 - Roxy - Los Angeles, CA
Feb. 27 - Beauty Bar – Las Vegas, NV
Feb. 29 - Bluebird – Denver, CO
Mar. 01 - Black Sheep – Colorado Springs, CO
Mar. 04 - Record Bar – Kansas City, MO
Mar. 05 - Outland Ballroom – Springfield, MO
Mar. 06 - Pop’s Nightclub – Sauget (St. Louis),MO
Mar. 09 - White Rabbit – San Antonio, TX
Mar. 10 - House Of Rock – Corpus Christi, TX
Mar. 11 - Lola’s – Ft. Worth, TX
Mar. 12 - Scout Bar – Houston, TX
Mar. 14 - Midnite Rodeo 3 – Abiline, TX
Mar. 18 - State Theatre - St. Petersburg, FL
Mar. 19 - Social – Orlando, FL
Mar. 20 - Studio A – Miami, FL
Mar. 21 - Fuel – Jacksonville, FL
Mar. 23 - Poor House Music Hall - Raleigh, NC
Mar. 25 - The Handlebar – Greenville, SC
Mar. 26 - Recher Theatre – Baltimore, MD

AIRBOURNE's new album, "Runnin' Wild", has just been released in the U.S. through Roadrunner Records. According to a press release, the CD — which was released in Australia last June — "channels the endearing qualities of classic rock while breathing new life through modern production and arrangement." Boasting an all-star team, "Runnin' Wild" was produced by Bob Marlette (BLACK SABBATH, QUIET RIOT) and mixed by Andy Wallace (GUNS N' ROSES, NIRVANA, LINKIN PARK). With lead tracks such as "Runnin' Wild", "Stand Up For Rock n Roll", and "Too Much, Too Young, Too Fast", "Runnin' Wild" "will be the new soundtrack to all-night partying."

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