NewsApril 24, 2002 9:21 PM ET5,622 views

More info on American Nightmare name issue

Two days ago we received an email from American Nightmare regarding the different stories circulating about their name and possible legal issues. Unfortunately, due to email difficulty, we didn't receive the email for an additional two days, so we apologize for the delay. On April 1st, Equal Vision Records artist, American Nightmare, was asked to change their name by a Philadelphia band of the same name. Because the Philadelphia band possesses the trademark for the name "American Nightmare," they are seeking damages caused them and their reputation. They have requested that AN immediately cease all use of the name. The issue is now in the hands of lawyers, and AN is confident that an agreement will be reached. Here's what the band has to say about it: "We are keeping busy throughout all of this and trying not to let it get to us. We are planning on going back out for tour in May, and then do a few festivals throughout the Summer in the US and the UK. After that we plan on taking a couple needed months off from touring to practice and record our new record. Thanks so much for the support and hope to see you soon at some of the shows."



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