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KORN Singer Performs Acoustically On KROQ; Video Available

November 9, 2007

KORN singer Jonathan Davis took part in a three-song acoustic performance on the "Kevin & Bean" morning show on the Los Angeles radio station KROQ this past Wednesday (November 7). Watch performance footage of two of the songs below.

The Pulse of Radio reported yesterday that Jonathan Davis will draw from a wide variety of material for his upcoming solo tour. The show's tentative set list includes a number of selections that Davis composed for the soundtrack of the movie "Queen of the Damned", along with obscure KORN tracks and selected cover tunes. Many of the songs have never been performed live before. Davis will take out a five-piece band that includes KORN tech Shane Gibson on guitar and the band's touring keyboardist, Zac Baird.

The tour kicks off tonight (Friday, November 9) in Hartford, Connecticut.

Davis recorded a live CD/DVD at a private show for friends and family last night (Thursday, November 8). Tracks from the set may reportedly make their way online this weekend, and the set itself will be available for fans to buy at the shows.

The 23-show run ends in mid-December. KORN will take the holidays off and then head to Europe in early 2008 as the band continues to support this year's untitled eighth album.

"The Chauffeur" (DURAN DURAN cover):

"Got the Life":

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