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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

THE WOLF PRESENTS
THEORY OF A DEADMAN
WITH SPECIAL GUESTS

REV THEORY

THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 2009
CONEXUS ARTS CENTRE CONVENTION HALL – REGINA

Doors: 7:00PM Show: 8:00PM

TICKETS ON SALE MONDAY, DECEMBER 1ST @ 10AM

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Conexus Arts Centre Box Office, Charge By Phone 1-800-667-8497
Or WWW.CONEXUSARTSCENTRE.CA

Tickets (incl. GST) $29.50
(Plus FMF and Service charges)
***GENERAL ADMISSION ***



Scars & Souvenirs marks a new level of accomplishment for Canadian hard rock outfit Theory of a Dead Man. A polished and passionate testament to seven years of hard work, heavy touring and diligent attention to the Delta band’s craft, the disc swings from the swirling grind of “By the Way” to the nasty snarl of “Crutch” to the soaring melodicism of “Not Meant to Be” and “Wait for Me”. The broad-reaching effort is also rife with studly rockers like “Sacrifice”, which bristles with the kind of primal, super-charged defiance that has long defined the best hard rock, “Got it Made” and “Bad Girlfriend”. The new single “So Happy” is already taking rock radio by storm, and was featured as #10 on the rock page of ClearChannel’s New! Program’s Top 20 songs playlist.

Achieving creative growth without sacrificing the power that got the band where it is today, Scars & Souvenirs follows 2005’s Gasoline. That hugely successful sophomore disc which launched the hits “No Surprise”, “Say Goodbye”, “Santa Monica” and “Hello Lonely (Walk Away From This)”. The band, which jumpstarted its career when singer Tyler Connolly gave Nickelback’s Chad Kroeger a demo tape of early Theory sessions, first leapt to public attention with its 2002 self-titled debut, and the singles “Nothing Could Come Between Us” and “Make Up Your Mind”. The album helped the band score a 2003 Juno Award for New Group of the Year.

Theory Of A Deadman recently performed with Suzie McNeil at the half time show during the 2008 Grey Cup in Montreal.


Don’t miss Theory Of A Deadman with special guests at the Conexus Arts Centre Convention Hall on January 22nd 2009.