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BLIND SIGHT To Tour China In May

April 15, 2009

Dutch metal band BLIND SIGHT will embark on a short tour of China in early May.

After BLIND SIGHT's memorable performance as the support act for SLAYER, the organizers of China's MIDI festival became interested in booking the outfit. As soon as the invitation came in, all the paperwork started and several censorship clearances and government funding requests followed.

In addition to making two Chinese festival appearances, BLIND SIGHT will play several shows at local rock clubs.

The band is currently putting the finishing touches on its second album, "March of the Clowns", at Tomster Project studios in the south of the Netherlands.

For more information, visit www.blindsight.nl.

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