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FIREBALL MINISTRY To Perform On NBC's 'Last Call With Carson Daly'

November 3, 2005

The critically acclaimed Los Angeles rock band FIREBALL MINISTRY will make their late-night television debut Friday, December 16 on NBC's "Last Call with Carson Daly". The group will perform their first single, "Sundown" off the new album, "Their Rock Is Not Our Rock", out now on Liquor and Poker Music. This marks the first-ever late-night TV performance for an artist under the Century Family group of labels.

In other news, FIREBALL MINISTRY will make an appearance Wednesday, December 7 on the "Chaos" metal show airing live on Indie 103.1 FM (10:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m. Pacific) in Los Angeles. To listen in live, click here.

Currently touring the U.S. with CKY, FIREBALL MINISTRY is about to join H.I.M., FINCH and SKINDRED on the "Viva La Bands" tour, commencing November 19 in Atlantic City.

For "Their Rock Is Not Our Rock", FIREBALL MINISTRY reteamed with producer Nick Raskulinecz (FOO FIGHTERS, VELVET REVOLVER). "Their Rock Is Not Our Rock" showcases the definitive FIREBALL MINISTRY sound which the LA Weekly described as "timeless hard rock excellence...magnificently heavy."

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