As featured previously featured here, this act featuring members of Godsmack, Ultraspank, Amen and Snot is going to be on tour with Three Days Grace. Check out the press release and tour dates below.

Also, check out their official website at www.lopromusic.com.

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LO-PRO TO TOUR WITH THREE DAYS GRACE AS DEBUT SINGLE “SUNDAY” CLIMBS THE ROCK RADIO CHARTS

Santa Monica, California, February 10, 2004 – In 2002, Aaron Lewis, lead singer of STAIND, signed the first band, Lo-Pro, to his new 413 Records imprint in conjunction with Geffen Records President Jordan Schur. Lo-Pro released their self-titled debut set on 413/Geffen Records in August of 2003 and spent the remainder of the year touring the U.S. with STAIND. Now the guys in Lo-Pro have a single climbing up the radio charts and a slot on the upcoming Three Days Grace tour of the U.S.

Lo-Pro will join Three Days Grace on tour beginning March 10th in Boston, Massachusetts at Axis and the tour will run through the end of April (see below for complete itinerary). Lo-Pro’s first single, “Sunday,” is off to an amazing start at the Rock Radio formats. Just three weeks after its add date, “Sunday” has already reached #30 on the Active Rock chart, #29 on the Mainstream Rock chart and #32 at the Modern Rock chart and climbing.

The Southern California-based band was founded by former Ultraspank members Peter Murray (vocals) and Neil Godfrey (guitar). The two are joined by drummer Tommy Stewart (Godsmack), bassist Jon Fahnestock (Snot, Amen) and guitarist Pete Ricci. Lo-Pro’s debut was recorded in Los Angeles at NRG studio with producer Don Gilmore (Linkin Park) at the board. Lo-Pro was mixed by Chris Lord-Alge

Below is a complete list of Lo-Pro’s tour dates with Three Days Grace:

March 10	Boston, MA	Axis
March 11	New York, NY	Bowery Ballroom
March 12	Philadelphia, PA	Theatre of Living Arts
March 13	Norfolk, VA	Norva Theater
March 18	Detroit, MI	St. Andrews Hall
March 19	Cleveland, OH	Odeon
March 20	Cincinnati, OH	Bogart’s
March 22	Grand Rapids, MI	The Intersection
March 25	Madison, WI	Barrymore Theater
March 26	St. Louis, MO	The Pageant
March 27	Kansas City, MO	The Beaumont
March 28	Omaha, NE	The Ranch Bowl
March 31	Spokane, WA	Big Easy Concert House
April 1	Portland, OR	Roseland Theater
April 2	Seattle, WA	Graceland
April 6	West Hollywood, CA	Troubadour
April 8	Tucson, AZ	City Limits
April 9	Tempe, AZ	Marquee Theater
April 10	Las Vegas, NV	House of Blues
April 12	Denver, CO	Gothic Theater
April 13	Lubbock, TX	Jake’s
April 14	Oklahoma City, OK	Fritzi’s Music Hall
April 17	Houston, TX	Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
April 18	San Antonio, TX	Verizon Wireless Amphitheater
April 20	Baton Rouge, LA	Varsity Theater
April 22	Jacksonville, FLA	Free Bird Café
April 23	Miami, FLA	Bayfront Park
April 24	Tampa, FLA	Zephyr Hills Fest. Park
April 25	Orlando, FLA	Lee Vista Park

- - Kinderfeld