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ANTHELION, BHELLIOM To Team Up For Asian Tour

January 16, 2008

Two of Asia fastest-rising metal bands, ANTHELION (Taiwan) and BHELLIOM (Singapore),will join forces for an Asian promotional tour. The trek will kick off in Singapore on January 26 at the Waking Up the Dead 2008 festival, which the two groups will co-headline, followed by a three-city Taiwanese run between January 31 and February 3.

The dates as follows:

Jan. 26 - Singapore - Waking Up the Dead Festival *

Bloodshed Rebefallen: Trinity Burning Tour:

Feb. 01 - Taiwan, Taipei
Feb. 02 - Taiwan, Taichung
Feb. 03 - Taiwan, Kaohsiung

* Also featuring MEZA VIRS, TRUTH BE KNOWN, METH and METALGUNZ

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