DAYS OF THE NEW: Concert Video Footage From Knoxville Posted Online

May 15, 2007

Video footage of DAYS OF THE NEW's May 6, 2007 concert in Knoxville, Tennessee has been posted online at YouTube:

"Shelf in the Room": Video
"Dancing with the Wind": Video

Currently unsigned, DAYS OF THE NEW lead singer/guitarist Travis Meeks is expected to enter the studio shortly with drummer Ray Rizzo and bassist Malcom Gold to begin the recording process for a fourth DAYS OF THE NEW album, "Purple". Tentatively scheduled to be released in early 2008, the follow-up to 2001's "Red" will reportedly have a stripped-down sound, returning to the style found on "Orange". Some of the songs likely to be tracked for the record include "Sanctuary", "One Foot Ahead", "Crying in a Bucket", and "Eating Crow".

For more information on DAYS OF THE NEW, check out the band's new official MySpace page.

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