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BLACKMORE'S NIGHT Singer Makes Broadway Debut

August 20, 2004

BLACKMORE'S NIGHT singer Candice Night made her Broadway debut Wednesday (August 18) at the Imperial Theater in Manhattan when Hugh Jackman ("The Boy From Oz") invited Candice and Lady Nancy to the stage to perform samplers from "Ghost of A Rose" and "Past Times" during his evening performance.

As previously reported, BLACKMORE'S NIGHT will release "All Because Of You - The Romantic Collection", a "potpurri of the smoothest and most wonderful love songs of the past four BLACKMORE'S NIGHT records" in mid-September through SPV Records. A bonus DVD sampler of BLACKMORE'S NIGHT's show at Schloss Burg in Solingen, Germany will also be included in the package.

BLACKMORE'S NIGHT released their most recent studio album, "Ghost Of A Rose", last August (in the U.S.) through SPV Records.

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