Eve 6 are returning to the road and the record stores with the July 25 release of their second album, Horrorscope. The album's first single, "Promise," is currently No. 9 on Billboard's Modern Rock Radio charts, and the band has just completed work on the video that features a couple hundred fans who applied to be extras via www.eve6.net.

The group begin a tour with co-headliners Goldfinger , whose latest single is a cover of Nena 's "99 Red Balloons," and Dynamite Hack , whose ironic folk pop cover of NWA 's "Boyz-N-Tha-Hood" is at No. 13 on the modern rock charts. The triple bill kicks off on July 6 in Atlanta and wraps up July 23 in Phoenix.

Eve 6 will carry on playing Japan's Fuji Rock Festival from July 30 to 31 and the Canadian Summersault 2000 tour from August 4 to 14 starting in Vancouver, BC. Eve 6's own solo tour will continue with dates and an opening act yet to be determined in August and September.

Eve 6 tour dates:

7/6: Atlanta, GA, Roxy Theater
7/7: Birmingham, AL, Five Points Music Hall
7/8: New Orleans, LA, House of Blues
7/10: Houston, TX, Numbers
7/11: Dallas,TX, Deep Ellum Live
7/14: Denver, CO, Ogden Theater
7/15: Salt Lake City, UT, Utah State Fairpark
7/16: Pocatello, ID, 20/20
7/18: Seattle, WA, Showbox
7/20: Sacramento, CA, Crest Theater
7/21: San Francisco, CA, Fillmore Theater
7/22: Los Angeles, CA, The Palace
7/23: Phoenix, AZ, Web Theater
7/30: Naeba, Japan, Fuji Rock Festival
8/4: Vancouver, BC, B.C. Place Stadium
8/6: Edmonton, AB, Commonwealth Stadium
8/7: Saskatoon, SAS, Saskatchewan Place
8/9: Winnipeg, MAN, Winnipeg Stadium
8/10: Toronto, ONT, Molson Park
8/12: Montreal, QUE, Park Des Illes
8/13: Ottawa, ONT, Rideau Carleton Raceway
8/14: Halifax, NS, Citadel Hill

CHRISTINA SARACENO
(June 28, 2000)