Does Deliverance have a website?

http://www.deliverancerocks.com/

doesn't seem to work any more.

That was the site I always used. It never really seemed to stay updated very well.

The last time I checked it out it had info from Hear What I Say! But just recently went back to the site and it was gone. No idea why they pulled the plug on it.

Seeing as how the band might or might not even exist (i.e. active or retired) at any given moment it doesn't surprise that they don't seem to have a web presence.

You're more likely to get an update through Roxx Productions

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

You're more likely to get an update through Roxx Productions

Yeah, when I did he gave me the website link! 

I find it odd they wouldn't have one, even if they are no longer a band. There are many bands that are no longer around that have them. Hendrix has been dead for over 40 years and has a website. Zeppelin is inactive and have a website. Now I know they are much bigger acts that Deliverance but I'm really surprised they don't have anything.

Yes but somehow Hendrix and Zepplin find new products to sell every few years and have enough name recognition to do it without label support.
Where as the founder of Deliverance seems to waffle back and forth between releasing a new album every 5 to 10 years and permanently retiring the band for the third or fourth time.  Sometimes it I get the feeling that Jimmy wishes the band would just disappear for good.

You'll probably get more info from Michael Phillips' Facebook about any D updates.

MySpace seems to be the worthless site that all Rock Bands go to die. Every band ever is on MySpace... not that the site has any band info or much else (not even sure why MS exists)

Also, many bands either have their "site" moved to Facebook, or have a fan-operated FB. Those are more informative... and free (which is why bands use FB instead of creating their own webpage)

https://www.facebook.com/DeliveranceRocks

Facebook is the avenue that most seem to communicate through....