SILVERCHAIR's DANIEL JOHNS To Appear On "Rockline"

August 16, 2002

SILVERCHAIR frontman Daniel Johns will appear on the syndicated radio program Rockline on Monday, August 26th. Johns will be introducing some older SILVERCHAIR songs plus some songs from the new album Diorama. He will also field questions for 90 minutes live on air from Los Angeles where he is currently receiving medical treatment for his ongoing arthritic condition.

Rockline is aired on 75 stations across North America - for a complete list click go to www.rocklineradio.com. Alternatively you can tune in to one of the stations which broadcast the show online. These include www.ksan.com, www.katt.com and www.wrif.com.

You can submit questions for Daniel between 8:30 PM and 10:00 PM PST by calling (800) 344-ROCK (7625),or you can e-mail questions to [email protected].

In other news, an hour-long documentary film about the making of Diorama is due to be screened globally over the coming months. It will also be released on DVD and home video.

Called Across The Night, the film was directed and produced by long time SILVERCHAIR chronicler, Robert Hambling. It traces the band throughout the creation of their latest album and features loads of behind the scenes footage from all parts of the recording process. A small amount of this footage has already appeared on the bonus CD-ROM short-film which accompanied come versions on Diorama. However, this film version is much more extensive and shows the band at work in the rehearsal room and the studio and even follows Daniel to Los Angeles for the mixing of the album. For the first time ever, it shows the struggles that were involved in making this album.

Across The Night will be aired in the US on the Comcast cable network this month and it will be released on DVD here in early September. Screenings and commercial releases in other countries over the coming months are currently being organized and will be announced shortly.

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