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| Friday, September 15, 2006 - Steelheart singer looking for guitarist and bassist | BW&BK has issued the following update on Steelheart:
Steelheart frontman Miljenko Matijevic is looking for a rhythm guitar player and a bass player with vocal abilities. Chris Risola from the original first two albums will be joining him on the tour as the lead guitar player. According to an update, "Miljenko has just completed his new album and is getting ready to go back out and rock. The shows will start in Orlando, FL on November 3. This will be a small tour to get the train rolling. We will be performing some old Steelheart, some songs from the movie Rock Star and new material. The new music is nothing like the old Steelheart. The best way to describe the sound is a heavy futuristic Led Zeppelin. We are looking to go into the future not the past, so no '80's rockers. As much as we respect those days we have naturally evolved. Please send an email to Steelheart@Steelheart.com with links to your website or you may send a package to:
Steelheart Records LLC.
ATT: Miljenko Matijevic
1112 East Market Street Suite 23-C
Charlottesville VA 22902"
An update from Steelheart's official website by Miljenko Matijevic:
"I personally wanted to tell you that things are moving forward fast, so I thought I should bring you up to speed to what's happening.
"The album is complete and it will be released in early spring of 2007. It is heavier and harder than the old Steelheart, a new vision. This album cranks!!!!!!!
"We will release three songs before Christmas so everyone can get a taste of what's to come.
"I am happy to announce that I will be performing some dates in the U.S. starting in Florida on November 3rd, just to get my feet wet and rock the f#$*ck'n house. I am also proud to say that Chris Risola will be joining me as my right-hand lead guitar gunslinger. As you all know, Chris is an amazing guitar player; I thought it would be great to have him with me on this new journey. Welcome aboard, Chris!! We will be performing some old nasty Steelheart as well as some songs from the movie 'Rock Star' and then some songs from the new album. It will be a show not to miss.
"The live Steelheart DVD is complete and it will be released in Europe, October 2006 through Steelheart Records LLC, Fallen Sky Records and distributed by Cargo. For everyone who would like to purchase the DVD before the U.S. release you may do so in November 2006 at the Steelheart store. We are anticipating a U.S. release early next year. Steelheart Records has also entered into a new merchandising deal with Balzout and BioWorld, two leading manufacturers of the heavy metal/rock merchandising. They support everyone from LED ZEPPELIN to PANTERA, and MEGADETH, just to name a few.
"In the near future you will be able to purchase Steelheart swag across Tower Records, Musicland stores, Spencer's, Kohl's, Target, FYE.
"Steelheart Records would like to thank licensing agent Jim Paidas of Paidas Management for his hard work in making this deal come together. The project is called 'Rockstalgia'. You may get more information at Balzout.com or at the PaidasManagement.com website. This project is growing rapidly so please keep checking the site for news. I will also post a new logo and snippets of the new album shortly." |
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