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THE NIGHTWATCHMAN: TOM MORELLO's Alter Ego Schedules May Day Eve Performance

April 27, 2004

AUDIOSLAVE/ex-RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE guitarist Tom Morello's political folk alter ego THE NIGHTWATCHMAN have lined up a special Los Angeles May Day eve performance at Spaceland in Silverlake, California on Friday, April 30. For advance ticket information, go to www.clubspaceland.com or call 323-661-4380.

In related news, you can now download AUDIOSLAVE ringtones, including "What You Are", "Cochise", "Like A Stone" and more from the Sony Music Mobile web site at this location.

AUDIOSLAVE have completed between 20 and 25 songs for the follow-up to their acclaimed 2002 self-titled debut, tentatively due in early 2005.

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