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BLACK MAJESTY: New Album Update

February 22, 2007

Australian melodic power metal band BLACK MAJESTY has finished recording all the music for its upcoming third album, with singer John Cavaliere having just commenced recording vocals. Things are on track for a mid-2007 release through the Limb Music Products label.

In other news, BLACK MAJESTY has confirmed two Australian shows in April: Wagga Wagga, New South Wales Australia on Saturday, April 21 at the Home Tavern Bass Bar and Adelaide, Australia at The Bridgeway Hotel (all-ages show) on Saturday, April 28. The band has also added another live date as part of its upcoming European tour at the Benatska Noc Festival in the Czech Republic, which happens from July 27 until July 29.

BLACK MAJESTY upcoming live dates:

Apr. 21 - Home Tavern Bass Bar, Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Apr. 28 - The Bridgeway Hotel (all ages show) Pooraka, Adelaide, Australia
May 13-15 - Masters of Rock Open Air Festival, Czech Republic
Jul. 27-29 - Benatska Noc Festival, Czech Republic
Aug. 2-4 - Wacken Open Air, Wacken, Germany

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