HAIL! In Beirut: Video Footage Of VIP Party, Signing Session Available
BLABBERMOUTH.NET Latest News — The all-star band HAIL! — comprised of bassist David Ellefson ( MEGADETH , F5 ), guitarist Andreas Kisser ( SEPULTURA ), Tim "Ripper" Owens ( JUDAS PRIEST , YNGWIE MALMSTEEN , ICED EARTH ) and newly announced sticksman Paul Bostaph ( TESTAMENT , SLAYER , EXODUS ) — will be the first metal band to ever play live in Lebanon. On November 20, HAIL! will perform at the historic concert at Hektic Hall in the capital city of Beirut. Video footage from the band's VIP party and signing session in Beirut can be viewed below. Commented Ellefson : "This truly is a monumental occasion — to do something for the first time ever is a rare and special ...

HAIL! In Lebanon - VIP Party, Autograph Signing Footage Available
BraveWords.com - Where Metal Lives! — The all-start band HAIL! - comprised of bassist David Ellefson (MEGADETH, F5), guitarist Andreas Kisser (SEPULTURA), Tim Ripper Owens (JUDAS PRIEST, YNGWIE MALMSTEEN, ICED EARTH) and newly announced sticksman Paul Bostaph (TESTAMENT, SLAYER, EXODUS) - will be the first metal band to ever play live in Lebanon. On November 20th, Hail! will play the historic concert at Hektic Hall in the capital city of Beirut. Footage of the band's Beirut VIP party and signing session can be seen below.

Hail! Issues Lebanon Show Road Report
Metal Underground.com — Hail! Issues Lebanon Show Road Report Hail!, the band comprised of Andreas Kisser from Sepultura, Ripper Owens from Judas Priest, David Ellefson formerly of Megadeth, and Paul Bostaph from Slayer, has issued the following report from Lebanon: "We're here! After several months of planning and 25 hour flights, we arrived in Lebanon last night. Long flights but we made it and everybody is in good spirits. Our hosts from RockRing, Roy Naufal and Maher Mardini, were very excited to greet us and I'm not sure they actually thought we were real. LOL It took a lot of work to pull this all together and it's proof that when everybody works together as a team, good things ...

HAIL! Live In Beirut; More Video Footage Online
BraveWords.com - Where Metal Lives! — The all-star band HAIL! - comprised of bassist David Ellefson (MEGADETH, F5), guitarist Andreas Kisser (SEPULTURA), Tim Ripper Owens (JUDAS PRIEST, YNGWIE MALMSTEEN, ICED EARTH) and newly announced sticksman Paul Bostaph (TESTAMENT, SLAYER, EXODUS) - were the first metal band to ever play live in Lebanon on November 20th. The first fan-filmed video footage of the show has surfaced on YouTube. Check out the band's cover of PANTERA's 'Walk' from Hektic Hall in the capital city of Beirut below:

HAIL! Rocks The Middle East
BLABBERMOUTH.NET Latest News — The all-star band HAIL! — comprised of bassist David Ellefson ( MEGADETH , F5 ), guitarist Andreas Kisser ( SEPULTURA ), Tim "Ripper" Owens ( JUDAS PRIEST , YNGWIE MALMSTEEN , ICED EARTH ) and newly announced sticksman Paul Bostaph ( TESTAMENT , SLAYER , EXODUS ) — claims to have been "the first metal band" to ever have played live in Lebanon (although such acts as APOCALYPTICA , LAKE OF TEARS and THEATRE OF TRAGEDY have all reportedly held shows in the country before). On November 20, HAIL! performed at Hektic Hall in the capital city of Beirut. Ellefson has issued the following recap of the trip: "'No Guts… No Glory!' That seems to ...

HAIL! - David Ellefson Reports On Middle East Performance; Setlist Revealed
BraveWords.com - Where Metal Lives! — The all-star band HAIL! - comprised of bassist David Ellefson (MEGADETH, F5), guitarist Andreas Kisser (SEPULTURA), Tim Ripper Owens (JUDAS PRIEST, YNGWIE MALMSTEEN, ICED EARTH) and newly announced sticksman Paul Bostaph (TESTAMENT, SLAYER, EXODUS) - were the first metal band to ever play live in Lebanon on November 20th. Ellefson checks in with the following: "'No Guts... No Glory!' That seems to be the mantra of my life and that was certainly the case this week as Hail! traveled to the Middle East for the first ever-international heavy metal concert in Beirut, Lebanon. Naturally, going to any far reaching shores for the first time is cause for excitement ...