Velvet Revolver Cancel Tour, Offer Download

05/18/07
. (Blabbermouth) VELVET REVOLVER's new single, "She Builds Quick Machines", is available for download in its entirety at FMQB. The song comes off VELVET REVOLVER's second RCA album, "Libertad", due on July 3.

In other news, all of VELVET REVOLVER's previously announced tour dates in Europe after June 17 have been cancelled because of scheduling conflicts with promotional activities for the release of "Libertad".

It is expected that the band will come back to Europe later this year to make good on these cancelled shows.[see full story for more] - Click here for the Full Story

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