P.O.D. Taps MICHAEL MAXXIS For 'Addicted' Video Shoot

Spiritual rockers P.O.D. (a.k.a. PAYABLE ON DEATH) have tapped Michael Maxxis to direct the video for their new single, "Addicted".

In other news, P.O.D. will be the featured musical guests on NBC-TV's "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" on Tueday, April 8. Check your local listings for time and station.

A two-and-a-half-minute video clip of P.O.D. vocalist Sonny Sandoval talking about "Addicted" can be viewed below.

"Addicted" comes off the group's new album, "When Angels & Serpents Dance", due on April 8 via INO/Columbia. The CD features guest appearances from the MARLEY SISTERS, SUICIDAL TENDENCIES singer Mike Muir and HELMET guitarist Page Hamilton. The song "Kaliforn-Eye-A", which features vocals from Muir, allowed P.O.D. to collaborate with an "iconic punk rock figure that played an influence on us as a band," guitarist Marcos Curiel, who rejoined the band in 2006, told Billboard.com. "It's a more upbeat song about where we came from."

Curiel exited P.O.D. following 2001's "Satellite" (Atlantic),which has moved 3.2 million units in the United States, according to Nielsen SoundScan. "We were at the height of our career and all of a sudden this big mess happened," the guitarist said, declining to give specifics about leaving the band. "It was just business."

P.O.D. has scheduled the following dates:

Mar. 25 - Hollywood, CA - Hard Rock Café
Mar. 28 - Miami, FL - House Of Blues
Mar. 29 - Washington DC - Hard Rock Café
Mar. 31 - Chicago, IL - Hard Rock Café
Apr. 01 - St. Louis, MO - Hard Rock Café
Apr. 02 - Denver, CO - Hard Rock Café
Apr. 03 - Phoenix, AZ - Hard Rock Café
Apr. 07 - San Diego, CA - Hard Rock Café

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