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Fan-Created Video For AFTER FOREVER SONG Hits Home With Environmentalists

July 3, 2007

Created as a tribute to Live Earth Day on 07-07-07, a fan of the Dutch band AFTER FOREVER has used "Equally Destructive" to provide music lovers with a stark reminder of the current, urgent state of the global environment. The track comes from the band's upcoming September 25 North American self-titled release and fifth studio album. View the fan-video for "Equally Destructive" at this location.

Initiated by former U.S. Vice President Al Gore and the Alliance for Climate Protection, the Live Earth Day event — scheduled to take place on July 7, 1007 concurrently in eight cities around the world (New York, London, Johannesburg, Rio de Janeiro, Shanghai, Tokyo, Syndney, and Hamburg) — seeks to use music as a platform "to engage people on a mass scale to combat our climate crisis." The concert series will bring together over 100 music artists and reach over 2 billion people via television, radio, internet, and wireless channels of the global media. Live Earth concerts will be broadcasted to a live worldwide audience by MSN at www.LiveEarth.MSN.com.

AFTER FOREVER will embark on their first North American tour in October which includes a performance at ProgPower USA VIII festival in Atlanta, Georgia.

Friends of Live Earth are encouraged to take action and spread the word about environmental responsibility. More information on how to get involved is available at www.liveearth.org.

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