Suicidal Tendencies 2010 Update, Professional Video Footage

by Ryan Minic | Jan 2, 2010

Professional video footage of Suicidal Tendencies performing at Long Beach Arena can be viewed below. The band will be releasing their upcoming DVD “Live at the Olympic Auditorium” on January 27th.

The band recently checked in with an update on their 2010 plans. The group stated the following:

“After the new year we’ll have complete details on the DVD, more info and pictures of the Vans/ ST collaboration, new info on the upcoming ST cds and other releases…and of course tour dates.
And every month we’ll have a preview of what’s coming up. We’re real excited about all the projects, collaborations and cds which will be out this year.”

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