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Art Of Anarchy Announces Debut Live NYC Show

Art Of Anarchy - featuring Scott Stapp (Creed) on vocals - is set to make a debut live performance at The Gramercy in NYC on Thursday, Oct 27th.

The group will perform brand new songs and the first single for upcoming effort, “The Madness,” will be serviced to Active Rock Radio in a few weeks. In the meantime, be sure to check out the teaser clip for the upcoming "Madness" video below.

Stapp states: "I was approached by the AOA guys and asked to join them last year. This project has been a very cool, unique experience for me. I'm proud of our work and made some great friendships along the way. It's been great collaborating with artists from different backgrounds and you can definitely hear it in the music. We're kicking this off with our debut performance in NYC at the Gramercy Theatre. I love performing and connecting with the fans, and I'm really excited for what's ahead."

Bumblefoot adds: "We've got great chemistry together, and the songwriting process has been so natural and seamless. Now you'll get to see it & hear it at our debut performance in NYC on Oct 27th, where we'll do a VIP meet-n-greet and play some of our new material that will be on our debut album on Another Century records early next year. It’s exciting to get out there to perform together, it's never felt more right than it does now. We're creating something special that we can’t wait to share with the world. Come on out and be a part of this with us, it'll be a night to remember.”

Bassist John Moyer further states: "The individual personalities of the musicians on this record have come together to create a uniquely powerful album of songs that we feel will have a strong message and emotional connection with fans. After working on this record for over a year we can't wait to hit the stage and play these songs live.”

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