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GRIFFIN To Support W.A.S.P. In Norway

October 27, 2004

Norwegian metallers GRIFFIN will be supporting W.A.S.P. at Rockefeller in Oslo on November 10.

The band, who were recently rejoined by vocalist Pete Beck, recorded their latest full-length album, "No Holds Barred", at Skansen Lydstudio in Trondheim, Norway under the co-production guidance of CHILDREN OF BODOM frontman Alexi Laiho. In addition to co-producing the effort, Laiho laid down guest guitar and vocals on the CD, which was released in Norway through FaceFront Records.

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