LAMB OF GOD Announces 'Escape The Plague' Contest

February 4, 2009

On February 24, to celebrate the release of their fifth studio album "Wrath", Richmond, Virginia metallers LAMB OF GOD have created the "Escape The Plague" contest. The first 100,000 copies of the album will include a card that will direct the fan to Lamb-of-God.com/escapetheplague. Once at the site, the fan will be instructed to enter the code listed on the card and answer three questions. The site will then randomly select 100 winners, who will then be directed to the prize page to select their prize. As each prize is chosen, the site will automatically delete that prize and will do so until all prizes are claimed. The site will go live at midnight, February 23, 2009.

"Escape The Plague" prizes include:

* 2 Trips for two to see LAMB OF GOD perform at a major UK festival in August
* 1 Barbecue at your home hosted by Randy Blythe
* 2 Mark Morton guitars (courtesy of Jackson guitars)
* 2 Willie Adler guitars (courtesty of ESP guitars)
* 2 John Campbell basses (courtesy of Jackson guitars)
* 1 Chris Adler drum kit with an autographed Chris Adler snare (courtesy of Mapex drums)
* 5 golden laminates, good for entry at any LAMB OF GOD show for a year
* 10 Introduce the band onstage in your town
* 20 Roadie for a day in your town
* 7 Sing on stage at soundcheck with the band
* 20 $50 giftcards to the LAMB OF GOD webstore (courtesy of Bravado)
* 25 autographed super-deluxe "Wrath" packages, including the CD, vinyl, and UBS stick with bonus tracks
* 1 Mark Morton guitar lesson
* 1 Willie Adler guitar lesson
* 1 John Campbell bass lesson

LAMB OF GOD will commence the North American Wrath tour April 2 in Phoenix, Arizona with special guests AS I LAY DYING, CHILDREN OF BODOM, GOD FORBID, and MUNICIPAL WASTE.

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