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GODSMACK Talk With CNN: Video Available

June 17, 2006

CNN's Douglas Hyde caught up with GODSMACK frontman Sully Erna and drummer Shannon Larkin to talk about the group's latest disc, "IV", and how both have stopped smoking. Watch the segment here.

"IV" has sold 449,000 copies in the United States since its April 25 release, according to Nielsen SoundScan. The band kicked off a Canadian tour last week, and will follow it up with a trip to Japan in July.

GODSMACK's upcoming North American tour (set to kick off in late August) will be a three-act package, featuring ROB ZOMBIE in the co-headlining slot and SHINEDOWN as the support act.

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