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DAREDEVIL Reform, Announce First Show

May 8, 2004

Australian stoner rock 'n' roll band DAREDEVIL have reformed after a two-year break and have lined up their first show back on June 12 at The Bat & Ball Hotel in Sydney. Also appearing will be Melbourne's THE SPECIMENS and fellow Sydneysiders HELL CRAB CITY.

Citing influences from past greats such as THIN LIZZY and Australian pub rock legends ROSE TATTOO and combining it with the modern-day rock sounds of FU MANCHU, C.O.C., DAREDEVIL released a full-length album and an EP through High Beam Music before splitting up in May 2002. The track "Throw the Dice" from 2000's "Big Rock Block" can currently be downloaded in MP3 format from this location (3.77 MB).

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