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CRIMSON GLORY Confirmed For Germany's BANG YOUR HEAD!!! Festival

November 11, 2010

Florida-based melodic metal veterans CRIMSON GLORY have been confirmed for next year's edition of Bang Your Head!!! festival, set to take place July 15-16, 2011 in Balingen, Germany.

The festival billing is shaping up as follows:

ASPHYX
CRASHDIET
CRIMSON GLORY
D-A-D
IMMORTAL
OVERKILL
STORMWARRIOR

Launched in 1996, the Bang Your Head!!! festival has become one of the most prominent metal festivals in central Germany, drawing an audience of thousands from all over the world.

For more information, visit www.bang-your-head.de.

CRIMSON GLORY earlier in the year announced the addition of singer Todd La Torre to the group's ranks.

La Torre made his first public appearance with CRIMSON GLORY at ProgPower USA X as one of seventeen guest performers (including Wade Black, vocalist on the "Astronomica" album and subsequent European tour, and David Van Landing, who replaced Midnight briefly for the "Strange and Beautiful" U.S. tour) paying tribute to Midnight, the band's original singer.

Midnight passed away last year due to long-term health complications.

Essentially unknown to the mainstream progressive metal scene, La Torre spent 22 years earning his stripes and solidifying himself as an unquestionable talent behind the drum kit of various hard rock and heavy metal projects in the Tampa Bay, Florida area; however, his vocal aspirations went largely unfulfilled until last year when Matt LaPorte (JON OLIVA'S PAIN),who had only heard La Torre sing on a few occasions, casually mentioned to Drenning that he might make a nice addition to the already stellar lineup of performers the band had accumulated. It was only a short time later that La Torre found himself at the band's rehearsal studio, and the pieces began to fall into place.

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