BBC Radio2 will present a special, hour-long discussion with David St Hubbins, Nigel Tufnel and Derek Smalls as Spinal Tap chews over its new album ("Back from the Dead") and looks toward its one-night-long world tour ay Wembley Stadium on June 30.
Set for the evening of June 20, Radio2's Peter Curran will travel to Washington DC, Baltimore and a rehab facility in the Deep South to visit each of the band members. The band last appeared together at London's Live Earth concert in July, 2007 where they performed their song, "Warmer Than Hell."
The band's new album celebrates *This Is Spinal Tap'*s 25th anniversary. Since then, according to the band's website, St Hubbins has been managing hip-hop artists such as Milton Hynes and Big Fat Black Guy. Tufnel is currently breeding miniature horses that he wants to race but needs to find jockeys that are 26-inches tall. Smalls has been in rehab for addiction to the internet and marketing Derek's Big Bottom Burgers made from "100% beef product."
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