Poison'd TV and Web

06/04/07
. (PR) Poison has confirmed national television and global online performances and interviews around the June 5 release of their new EMI America Records/Capitol album, POISON�D!.

On POISON�D!�s June 5 release date, Poison will host a live webcast performance and Q&A session on the band�s official site, www.poisonweb.com. The exclusive one-hour webcast will go out live from Capitol Studios� legendary Studio A at 12pm PST / 3pm EST. Fans from around the world can register for the free webcast and submit questions for the band�s consideration at www.poisonweb.com or www.myspace.com/poison . Wicked Pictures� actress Kirsten Price will emcee the webcast event.

On June 7, Poison will perform �What I Like About You� from POISON�D! on CBS� �Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson.� Bret Michaels will also be interviewed by Ferguson about Poison�s new album and tour and his new VH1 reality series, �Rock Of Love With Bret Michaels,� premiering July 15.

POISON�D! packs 13 explosive cover songs, including new recordings of David Bowie�s �Suffragette City,� The Cars� �You�re Just What I Needed,� The Romantics� �What I Like About You,� Sweet�s �Little Willy,� The Marshall Tucker Band�s �Can�t You See� and The Rolling Stones� �Dead Flowers.� Some of Poison�s best previously recorded covers are also featured on POISON�D!, including KISS� �Rock and Roll All Nite,� Grand Funk Railroad�s �We�re An American Band� and Loggins & Messina�s �Your Mama Don�t Dance.�

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