EVIDENCE ONE: Shows Cancelled

March 5, 2008

German melodic metallers EVIDENCE ONE have issued the following update:

"Sad, sad news. Due to a serious sudden hearing loss of our bass man Hutch, we decided to cancel all shows until summer! Hutch runs the risk of losing his hearing completely if he's gonna play. The situation indeed is serious. We hope to do the cancelled shows in Belgium, Germany and The Netherlands next fall. Keep your fingers crossed for our buddy!"

The affected dates are:

March 22 - Uelsen, Germany - UJT
March 23 - Nettetal, Germany - Titans Of Power Festival
March 24 - Antwerp, Belgium - De Rots
March 28 - Spalene Porici, Czech Republic - Basinfirefest

EVIDENCE ONE's latest album, entitled "The Sky is the Limit", was released last year via AFM Records. The follow-up to 2004's "Tattooed Heart" was written and produced by songwriter Robby Böbel, who quit his position as the group's guitarist but will continue to be involved with the band behind the scenes. A video for the song "The Sky is the Limit" was filmed at the Rockfabrik Nuremberg with Maurice Swinkels (lead singer of Dutch metal band LEGION OF THE DAMNED) of Holland's Lowlife Media (MASTERPLAN, PRIMAL FEAR, EXODUS) and can be viewed below.

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