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DEADSY, BURY YOUR DEAD, BULLETS AND OCTANE Set For FAMILY VALUES Tour

June 16, 2006

DEADSY, BURY YOUR DEAD and BULLETS AND OCTANE have reportedly been confirmed for the second stage of the upcoming Family Values Tour, which is scheduled to kick off on July 27 in Virginia Beach. In addition to headliners KORN, the tour's main stage features DEFTONES, STONE SOUR, FLYLEAF and Japanese act DIR EN GREY.

KORN frontman Jonathan Davis recently told Launch how the group selects its tourmates. "You put together a wish list and you go out and you try and get the bands that are available," he said. "Some bands aren't available, some bands are. You know, we put together this list and got the people that we wanted. I mean, it's a mixture between us and management, but almost all the time, we get — if they're available, we get who we want."

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