Legendary Punks Naked Raygun Plot Tour and Plan 7" Series

Naked Raygun recently entered the studio (Transient Sound in Chicago, to be specific), for the first time in over a decade. (Boys, you make us wait so long). The session marks the bands first new material since 1992 and their first official recording since 1997. THe resulting songs will be issued as a series of 7" records, the first going on sale at Riot Fest. As is the tradition with Naked Raygun, fans get more band for their buck, and early buyers will receive extra goodies, including an mp3 download card.

Naked Raygun headlines Riot Fest in Chicago, and follow with an east coast tour. Some of the towns on the tour have not had the pleasure of 'Raygun's company in about twenty years. And young punks and lovers of solid rocknroll will be in for a treat. Paint It Black and fellow Chicago band Shot Baker will jopin Naked raygun on their trek.

If you will not be in attendance at Riot Fest, you may order the 7" here: clickity

Naked Raygun East Coast Tour:

September 9, 2009

The Mideast (Cambridge, MA)

with Paint it Black, Shot Baker

18+ - tickets $15.00 – Showtime TBA

http://www.mideastclub.com/


September 10, 2009

First Unitarian Church (Philadelphia, PA)

with Paint It Black, Shot Baker

7:30pm - $12.00 – all ages

http://www.r5productions.com/


September 11, 2009

Ottobar (Baltimore, MD)

with Paint It Black, Shot Baker

Doors 7pm Show 8pm - $15.00adv $17.00 doors – all ages

www.ottobar.com


September 12, 2009

The Music Hall of Williamsburg (Brooklyn, NY)

with Paint It Black, Shot Baker

Show 8pm, $15.00 – 16 and over

http://www.musichallofwilliamsburg.com/search

September 13, 2009

Maxwell's (Hoboken, NJ)

with Paint It Black, Shot Baker

Show 8pm Tickets $15.00 adv $17.00 doors

http://www.maxwellsnj.com/

Naked Raygun are: Eric Spicer (Drums), Bill Stephens (guitar), Pierre Kezdy (bass), and Jeff Pezzati on vocals.

Naked Raygun Trivia:
The band broke up in 1992 and save for a one-off reunion in 1997 to celebrate the release of the Last of the Demohicans collection, stayed inactive while band members tended to family business and occasionally other musical projects such as The Bomb and Pegboy.