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BLAZE BAYLEY Drummer Forced To Sit Out South American Tour

March 30, 2010

Due to illness, drummer Lawrence "Larry" Paterson will be unable to make the South American leg of BLAZE BAYLEY's "Promise and Terror Tour", which kicks off on April 1 in Teresina, Brazil. The band will go ahead and play the dates with a replacement drummer.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/blazebayley.

Blaze's new album, "Promise and Terror", was released on February 1.

The singer's double live album and live DVD, "The Night That Will Not Die" — recorded on December 13, 2008 at Z7 in Pratteln, Switzerland — were released on Blaze Bayley Recordings; the concert was filmed by director Kris McManus and all audio mixed and mastered by producer Jase Edwards.

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