COWBOY MOUTH Rocks the New Orleans Saint's Pre-Game Show

COWBOY MOUTH rocks the New Orleans Saint's pre-game show - thousands of Saints fans braved the rain for the band's 90-minute set outside the Superdome on September 24th.

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October 1, 2007, New Orleans, LA -- Last Monday, September 24th, New Orleans favorites COWBOY MOUTH launched the pre-game activities for the New Orleans Saints' Monday Night Football match-up with the Tennessee Titans.

Performing on the Bud Bridge outside Gate C of the Louisiana Superdome, Cowboy Mouth entertained thousands of fans outside of the stadium before the Saints' first home game of the season.

Thousands of Saints fans sang along and danced in the rain during the band's 90-minute set, which featured songs like "This Much Fun," "Winds Me Up," "Everybody Loves Jill, the Katrina related "The Avenue," and "Jenny Says." Saints Team owner Tom Benson also surprised the crowd, jumping on stage to do the Benson Boogie during the band's song "Easy."

After their performance, band members joined fans inside the Superdome to watch the Saints game, televised nationally for Monday Night Football.

COWBOY MOUTH is currently on tour, with stops scheduled in major cities throughout the country. Recent shows include the SoCo Festival in Wisconsin (10,000+ fans), RibFest in Indianapolis (5000+), and packed houses at venues nationwide, including the Peabody Rooftop Series in Memphis, the 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C., and the Cleveland House of Blues. This October, the band is releasing a new live DVD, called "The Name of the Band is Cowboy Mouth." Cowboy Mouth is also in the studio with producer Russ-T Cobb, working on material for a new album, as well as recently recording with producer Jim Ebert.


ABOUT COWBOY MOUTH
"...On a bad night they'll tear the roof off the joint and on a good night they'll save your soul."
--Cake Magazine

For the last 15 years, New Orleans-based band COWBOY MOUTH has been making music for enthusiastic fans throughout the country. Known for their high-energy live performances, the band has played for over 8 million fans and released nearly a dozen records. Led by drummer and frontman Fred LeBlanc, COWBOY MOUTH can be heard on pop and rock radio stations everywhere. Lead guitarist and co-founder John Thomas Griffith, a member of the Texas Guitar Players' Hall of Fame, shares vocal duties with the band's dynamic frontman. The band is rounded out with New Orleans native Jonathan "JP" Pretus on rhythm guitar and Regina Zernay on bass. Cowboy Mouth is currently touring the U.S. in support of their CD "Voodoo Shoppe." For more information, visit www.cowboymouth.com.
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