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BLOODPIT To Support MÖTLEY CRÜE In Helsinki

May 18, 2007

Finnish band BLOODPIT will support MÖTLEY CRÜE at the Helsinki Ice Stadium in Helsinki, Finland on Monday, June 4. The group's long-awaited second album, "Off the Hook", was produced by Janne Joutsenniemi and was issued via the Sony BMG/Bemeeves label. According to a posting on BLOODPIT's web site, the new CD "presents the band just as it is at the moment. The young musicians survived the mental circus of their first album almost undamaged and are now fighting off their addictions, and the band notes that the new album is about recovery as well as the entailing new demons."

For more information, visit www.bloodpitband.com.

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