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DANZIG To Headline KOMP 92.3 END OF SUMMER Bash

August 19, 2003

DANZIG have been confirmed as the headliner of this year's KOMP 92.3 End of Summer Bash on Saturday, September 13 in Las Vegas, Nevada. For more information, click here.

As previously reported, DANZIG have finished writing nine songs for their forthcoming album and will complete six more before heading into the studio to begin recording the as-yet-untitled follow-up 2002's "777: I Luciferi". 11 tracks will likely appear on the new CD, with the rest possibly used for B-sides. A late 2003/early 2004 release through Spitfire Records is expected. The band are expected to hit the road in October with SUPERJOINT RITUAL and DEVILDRIVER as part of the "Blackest of The Black" tour.

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