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DARK TRANQUILLITY To Play 'Secret' Club Show In Korea

July 30, 2004

DARK TRANQUILLITY will be performing a "secret" club show under the name DAMAGE DONE at Seoul, Korea's Live Hall on August 5. Support at the gig will come from South Korea's DOWNHELL (featuring former members of KIM KYUNG HO who have sold 2.5 million records in Korea). Tickets will be strictly limited as the club has only a capacity of 250-300 maximum.

As previously reported, DARK TRANQUILLITY have been confirmed for the fourth annual Busan Rock Festival, a two-day event set to take place August 7-8 in Busan, South Korea. In addition, the group have finished recording and mixing their new album, tentatively due later in the year.

(Thanks: Kim Yun Jung / Rocknew.com)

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