EVANESCENCE To Replace LINKIN PARK At Spain's DOCTOR MUSIC DAY Festival

June 10, 2003

EVANESCENCE have replaced LINKIN PARK at this year's Doctor Music Day festival, a one-day event set to take place June 21 at Estadio Olimpico de Montjuic in Barcelona, Spain. Other artists scheduled to appear at the festival include METALLICA, ZWAN, STONE SOUR, INME, TRICKY and SÔBER.

LINKIN PARK were forced to cancel 12 European shows between June 7 and June 23 after singer Chester Bennington was hospitalized due to severe back and abdominal pains.

For more information on the Doctor Music Day festival, visit www.doctormusicconcerts.com.

(Thanks: RockFever 98.1 FM)

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