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GOSPEL OF THE HORNS To Play European Shows

May 8, 2009

Australian cult black/thrash metal band GOSPEL OF THE HORNS, who split up in 2008, are returning to Europe for two last shows. German label Kneel Before The Masters Throne has convinced the band to come over to the European to perform a couple of farewell gigs.

GOSPEL OF THE HORNS will play one of the concerts at the Baroeg venue in Rotterdam, The Netherlands on September 18. Support at the show will come from the German thrash bands NOCTURNAL and KETZER, both of whom have new albums coming out on Kneel Before The Masters Throne.

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