HONEYMOON SUITE have updated their Canadian tour schedule. It now includes a show in Quebec City on July 8th supporting ex-STYX frontman Dennis DeYoung at The Plains Of Abraham Park.

Their schedule is now as follows:



June
20 - Treton, ON - Centennial Park
27 - Langley, BC - Langley Casino
28 - Swift Current, SK - Kinetic Exhibition Park
30 - Hamilton, ON - Gage Park

July
4 - Yorkton, SK - Yorkton Fair
8 - Quebec City, QC - The Plains Of Abraham Park
10 - Lloydminster, AB - Lloydminster Fair
12 - Lethbridge, AB - Exhibition Park
20 - Nakusp, BC - Nakusp Music Festival

August
2 - Minnedosa, MB - Rocking The Fields of Minnedosa
8 - Belle River, ON - Lakefest
9 - Pembroke, ON - Pembroke Waterfront Festival
23 - Sudbury, ON - Summerfest

In other news, according to a BW&BK source the band began mastering their as-yet-untitled new album on May 12th. Frontiers Records recently issued the following update:

"Frontiers Records is pleased to announce the signing of the recently reunited Canadian Melodic Rock Godz Honeymoon Suite, for the release of their forthcoming, yet untitled, studio album.

In June 2007, the band officially announced the return of the line-up featuring all five original band members: Johnnie Dee on vocals, Derry Grehan on guitar, Ray Coburn on keyboards, Dave Betts on drums and Gary Lalonde on bass.

The new album has been recorded during the cold Canadian winter and is currently in the mixing stages. Some of the new track titles are 'The House', 'Separate Lives', 'That's All You Got', 'Sunday Morning' and 'Tired Of Waitin' On You'.

"There are 8 straight ahead rockers and the other 4 are interesting mid-tempo type songs" says Derry Grehan, adding "this album goes back much more to the original HMS melodic hard-rock sound that the band had in the eighties. The songs have big melodic choruses and are thick with lots of guitar and keyboards. Johnnie is singing better than ever and I think fans will love this one. I am very excited".

And so is the label, that is planning to release the new album within the end of the summer 2008."