END OF LEVEL BOSS Guitarist To Tour With FIREBIRD

May 5, 2006

London-based anguish rock outfit END OF LEVEL BOSS are continuing to write their second, as-yet-untitled album while scouring the earths for a new lead guitarist to replace the recently departed Jimm Ogawa. Meanwhile, END OF LEVEL BOSS vocalist/guitarist H Armstrong can be caught playing bass on the upcoming FIREBIRD tour (the band led by former CARCASS/NAPALM DEATH guitarist Bill Steer). Confirmed dates so far are as follows:

May 07 - The Macbeth - London
May 25 - Fred Zeppelin's - Cork
May 26 - Fibbers Magees - Dublin
May 27 - Katy Dalys - Belfast
May 28 - The Dunglow Bar - Londonderry

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