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FINAL PRAYER, LAST MILE, MEMORIAL, ESSENCE Confirmed For Denmark's DAY OF DECAY

January 4, 2010

FINAL PRAYER, LAST MILE, MEMORIAL and ESSENCE have been confirmed for the Day of Decay, a new one-day festival set to take place August 14 in Aalborg, Denmark. A total of 10-12 bands will perform at the event

Commented the festival organizers, "As a warm-up to the big event of August 14, we will hold 11 warm-up/support concerts at the three venues Baghuset, Rock Nielsen and Rock Caféen, all placed in Aalborg. Here we will focus on the local bands, as well as on a few from other Danish cities. All in all, there are 25 bands from northern Jutland, mainly Aalborg, as well as four bands from Copenhagen, Odense and Århus."

For more information, visit DayOfDecay.dk.

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