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Breaking Arrows Come to LA Tonight

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Infusing original concepts and sounds into a powerful dichotomous fusion of Japanese guitar great Daita Ito's edgy Japanese hard rock and the grounded intensity of its Western equivalent, Breaking Arrows (www.breakingarrows.com) brings its multi-cultural fire to Hollywood for another highly-anticipated September show.

The band, which includes powerhouse vocalist Nik Frost, bassist Francis Tenand drummer Brendan Buckley, is set to perform a 9:30 p.m. set tonight, September 25 at Club Moscow (1652 N. Cherokee Ave.). The September 25 show is for 18+ with a free cover before 10:30 p.m. with printed flyer (check on website) or $10 all night at the box office.

Breaking Arrows' recently released self-titled debut album on AudioNest (licensed from Sony Music Japan International) was produced by multi-platinum songwriter/producer Marti Frederiksen, whose extensive credits range from pop/rock and hard rock to country. In addition to his work with Aerosmith, Gavin Rossdale, Carrie Underwood, Buckcherry, Daughtry, Ozzy Osbourne, Fueland Def Leppard, Frederiksen co-wrote all 13 songs on Motley Crue's 2008 release Saints of Los Angeles and has written or co-written songs with Mick Jagger, Jonny Lang, Scorpions, 3 Doors Down and Kenny Wayne Shepherd.

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