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OPIATE FOR THE MASSES Announce Tour Dates

May 10, 2003

Phoenix, Arizona-based OPIATE FOR THE MASSES have lined up the following dates during May:

May 27 - Hollywood, CA - The Whisky
May 29 - Orange County, CA - Hoagie Bar Michaels
May 30 - San Diego, CA - Brick by Brick
May 31 - San Diego, CA - Brick by Brick

OPIATE FOR THE MASSES recently released their debut CD, titled "Goodbye", which was produced by Charle Clouser of NINE INCH NAILS fame. The band are continuing to win over fans, including Chester Bennington from LINKIN PARK, who was recently quoted in the Phoenix magazine Get Out as saying, "I really like OPIATE FOR THE MASSES, I think they're awesome, I think they're really gonna hit the big time."

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