After an extended period of touring as an acoustic trio, the Zen Tricksters will return as an electric quartet in 2004. Jeff Mattson (lead guitar), Klyph Black (bass) and Tom Circosta (rhythm guitar) will be joined by two of the group’s former drummers, Dave Diamond (Pozzy Ghuru, Jason Crosby) and Rich Kulsar as they find a new permanent addition. The group will perform at Tuxedo Junction in Danbury, CT before beginning a southern tour on Wednesday at the State Theater in Falls Church, VA.
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Published: 2004/01/16
Zen Tricksters Returning As Electric Quartet, Still Searching For Drummer
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