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EDGUY Confirmed For SWEDEN ROCK CRUISE

January 4, 2008

German melodic metallers EDGUY have been confirmed for the Sweden Rock Cruise.

The 24-hour cruise, which departs from Stockholm on March 27, is organized to celebrate of the 50th issue of Sweden Rock magazine and also serves as a warm-up for the Sweden Rock Festival in June. On board there will be three metal bars/night clubs with metal DJs, a record fair, metal karaoke, a pool/sauna area, casino, tax-free shopping, restaurants and more.

Tickets, which include your own space in a cabin, are priced from 395 SEK (around 40 euros). Passengers must be 18 years or older.

Another 4-5 bands will be announced soon.

For more information, visit www.swedenrockmagazine.com.

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