DORO Confirmed For LIVE N LOUDER Festival; BLACK LABEL SOCIETY Cancels

August 15, 2006

German hard rock singer DORO has been added to the second edition of Live N' Louder, the traveling festival that is scheduled to hit Mexico City, Mexico; Buenos Aires, Argentina; and Sao Paulo, Brazil in October. Meanwhile, BLACK LABEL SOCIETY has pulled out of the event, citing scheduling conflicts and earlier-than-expected release date of his new album, "Shot to Hell". The festival lineup is now shaping up as follows:

STRATOVARIUS
AFTER FOREVER
SAXON
DORO
SEPULTURA
NEVERMORE
PRIMAL FEAR
GOTTHARD

The dates and venues are as follows:

Oct. 07 - Palacio De Los Deportes - Mexico City, MEX
Oct. 12 - River Plate Stadium - Buenos Aires, ARG
Oct. 14 - Caninde - Sao Paulo, BRA

(Thanks: TheBlackDahliaMike)

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