Over six hundred fans will attend a private show in San Francisco this Friday, October 20, and will be encouraged to use their V CAST Music phones to record video of the band's performance of "Anna Molly," the first single from the new album. The final music video, assembled from images submitted by fans, will run on YouTube, Yahoo! Music and Verizon Wireless' V CAST service. Fans may obtain tickets to the opportunity in two ways: free with the purchase of an LG Chocolate phone at select Bay Area Verizon Wireless Communication stores during the week prior to the performance and through radio promotions in 14 cities. Those who purchase an LG Chocolate phone at one of the select Bay Area Verizon Wireless stores will obtain a "barcode" ticket by sending a message from their new phone to a dedicated text short-code with the key word "TICKET." Lucky radio winners from Albuquerque, Colorado Springs, Denver, Fresno, Honolulu, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Portland, Sacramento, San Diego, Santa Barbara, Seattle and Tuscon will be flown in for the event.
Video clips of the October 20 private performance will be available through V CAST just after the show. In addition, for the next two months, several of Incubus' new songs will be available to download as full-length songs, ringtones, and Ringback Tones exclusively through Verizon Wireless. Incubus' new album, Light Grenades, will not hit stores or Internet music retailers for six weeks after the music debuts on V CAST. "Part of the thrill and excitement of performing live is interacting with our fans from the stage," said Incubus guitarist Mike Einziger. "What better way to further that direct connection, than to have our fans capture our new music and performance from their point of view and share that with others."
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