Rosetta New Material in Works; Band to Play New Songs in Philadelphia This Weekend

by | Jan 10, 2013

Rosetta have been at work on some new material, and plan to debut a couple new songs at their show in Philadelphia this weekend.

“One is the song we played for the first time in November, the other is a totally brand-new-first-time-ever song which is 3 minutes and 30 seconds long. It’s nasty-sounding.”

The group is scheduled to play at Kung Fu Necktie in Philadelphia this Friday.

Additionally, the band have confirmed an April 19th show in Brooklyn, New York at Public Assembly.

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