NEW YORK - Toxic Shock is set to blow the roof off of Long Island's Even Flow Bar and Grill tomorrow night, with a video crew there to document the group's New York homecoming.

The local thrash legends will return to their old stomping grounds for one special show on Saturday, March 22, where they will play classic material as well as some of the band's new tracks.

The video footage will be used for a future live DVD documenting the show and Toxic Shock in the recording studio.

L-R: Ray Bell, Pat Servedio, James Maloney, Wayne Rosario

Originating from Long Island, Toxic Shock's members have since migrated all throughout the country, from the south to the west coast. "We are really excited to be home again and to play for our local New York fans," said vocalist Ray Bell. "There's nothing like a hometown crowd!"

Toxic Shock's current lineup is Ray Bell (vocals), Bruce Ryder (guitar), Pat Servedio (guitar), Bill Kelly (guitar), James Maloney (bass), and Wayne Rosario (drums).

Even Flow Bar & Grill is located in Bayshore, N.Y. Fellow New York natives Klank will co-headline the show with Toxic Shock and opening acts Plague Nation and Stainless Leather.

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