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BURN IT DOWN Announce One-Time Reunion Show At MIDWEST MUSIC SUMMIT

May 3, 2005

Seminal Indianapolis hardcore band BURN IT DOWN have announced a one-time-only reunion to take place at this year's Midwest Music Summit, slated for July 21-23 in Indianapolis, Indiana. BURN IT DOWN will be headlining the Happy Couples Never Last/Escape Artist Records showcase stage at the Emerson Theater on Friday, July 22. Confirmed openers include THE DREAM IS DEAD (Escape Artist),ANGELVILLE (HCNL),and ABOUT THE FIRE (HCNL). The Midwest Music Summit performance will double as a CD-release show for all of the support bands who are dropping their own respective releases in July as well.

For online tickets or to submit your band to play the Midwest Music Summit (deadline is May 13),go to this location. Full show lineups will be announced mid-May.

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