BW&BK; has received the following update from the MUNICIPAL WASTE camp:

Municipal Waste have announced venue changes for two dates (**) on their current tour of Latin America. The demand to see the band during their first ever run of Latin America has been so intense that promoters have been forced to find bigger venues that could contain the crazed masses coming to face the Waste

Here are the updated list of dates:

March

10 - Barranco Bar - Lima, Peru
11 - Rock Y Guitarras - Santiago, Chile **
12 - Aram Vinhedo - Campinas, Brazil **
13 - Clash Club - Sao Paulo, Brazil
14 - Teatro Odisseia - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
15 - Drakkar Music Hall - Porto Alegre, Brazil - Just Added

Musnicipal Waste have been greatly enjoying their time in Latin America. The shows have been some of the most incredible of the band's career and every moment both on and offstage, has been a memorable one. Frontman Tony Foresta comments on the great times they've experienced so far on their Latin American tour:

"Greetings from Bogotá Columbia! We're about five days into our South American tour and it has been a really fun one. We just finished our two gigs in Mexico one of which was with SACRED REICH, CYNIC and DYING FETUS. That was a really fun time and its is always a good to hang with Phil and the rest of the Sacred Reich dudes. Our show last night in Bogotá was really insane. Kids were jumping off of the balcony and scaffolding. I didn't know whether to sing or just watch the insanity unfold. The crowds here have been really cool too. They get really rowdy but are very respectable to each other and the band. So far no one has fallen into our equipment or done anything stupid to mess up our show up. Very very cool audiences. It makes it so much more fun to play when its like that.

My favorite thing so far is seeing all of the Waste bootleg shirts that people make and sell. They are so funny. My favorite shirt was a picture of me Phil and Ryan chilling with a fan on the back of the shirt (pictured here). I guess the guy making the shirt thought the fan was Dave and that he was printing a band photo on the back! It looks hilarious. Also some kids make there own Waste shirts and wear them to the gigs. I've seen some really cool ones. I love it when fans do that.

One bad thing that happened was that Phil got food poisoning on the first day in Guadalajara. It was really bad. We almost had to cancel our Mexico City gig. But the promoter called a medic to the show and he gave Phil some pill that made him feel a bit better. He managed to tough it out and played a killer set. I've never seen him that sick in my life. It was scary. What a trooper. Gotta run. Off to Peru! More adventures to be had!"

As previously reported, Foresta has become the latest columnist for LeastMost.com, a website dedicated to BMX, art and music.

Well-known for his onstage antics, the singer for Virginian crossover leaders Municipal Waste is using his years of experience in the music business coupled with his adventures in day-to-day life to write a brand new column for LeastMost.com, featuring reviews, interviews and articles.

Tony comments: "My good friends behind the FBM bike company recently launched a website based around BMX, art and music. I love all those things and I really like their approach at how they handle the FBM company, and I really wanted to be a part of it in some way.

"I decided I would contribute a music column for the site. I'm just going to write about things and bands that I find interesting and hopefully introduce people to a lot of cool things they may not ever hear about.

"Warning: I'm not a writer at all! I'm just doing this for fun and the love of music. There will be lots of interviews with bands, show reviews, photos and stories. I'm going to try to do my best at keeping it interesting, so keep checking it from time to time. Thanks!"

Check out Tony's column, Sounds Good!, at this location.