WHITE LION: Puerto Rico Concert Footage Available

July 9, 2007

Fan-filmed video footage of WHITE LION performing the song "Fight to Survive" on July 6, 2007 at Arena Pier 10 in San Juan, Puerto Rico has been posted on YouTube.

As previously reported, a clip of WHITE LION playing the track "When the Children Cry" on June 30, 2007 at the Water Stock Rock festival in Des Moines, Iowa has been posted at this location.

WHITE LION was recently forced to withdraw from the POISON / RATT co-headlining summer tour due to a threat of legal action by former WHITE LION guitarist Vito Bratta in connection to the use of the WHITE LION name.

WHITE LION vocalist Mike Tramp made an appearance earlier in the year on Eddie Trunk's "Friday Night Rocks" radio show on New York's Q104.3 FM to respond to an interview with Vito Bratta in which Vito expressed interest in reuniting with his former band. While Tramp didn't rule out the possibility of a collaboration with Vito, he made it clear during his appearance on "Friday Night Rocks" that he wanted Bratta to take the first step and stop making excuses for why he has remained musically inactive for the past 15 years.

WHITE LION's "The Definitive Rock Collection", a two-disc compilation featuring the band's hit 1987 single "Wait", plus "When Children Cry", "Tell Me", and several rare rehearsal recordings, came out on January 23 via Rhino.

(Thanks: Juan Jose 'volumenbrutal' Candelario)

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