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TESLA To Release New Concert DVD In June

April 28, 2008

"Comin' Atcha Live! 2008", the long-anticipated TESLA concert DVD filmed in Minnesota on February 28, 2008, will be made available in June. This DVD is the first live DVD released by TESLA since "Five Man Acoustical Jam" and will contain many bonus features, including an exclusive look at the band's gear and behind-the-scenes life on the road.

TESLA last fall released a seven-track iTunes digital-download exclusive EP called "A Peace of Time". According to the group, the EP is a "seven-song taste of music that was recorded live in the studio and features recordings of TESLA's own songs in a different fashion as well as a few covers that we love. Released [in time] for the holiday season, there is a recording of the Christmas classic 'Silent Night' and alternate recordings of TESLA classics."

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