H.I.M., HATEBREED, MESHUGGAH Confirmed For Sweden's HULTSFRED FESTIVAL

March 24, 2004

H.I.M., HATEBREED, MESHUGGAH, BACKYARD BABIES and THE (INTERNATIONAL) NOISE CONSPIRACY are among the artists confirmed for this year's Hultsfred Festival, set to take place June 17-19 in Hultsfred, Sweden. H.I.M. will play a midnight show on the main stage at the festival on June 18 in what will mark the group's only Scandinavian festival appearance this summer besides Finland's Provinssirock. More information can be obtained at www.rockparty.se.

In other H.I.M.-related news, the group's "best of" collection, entitled "And Love Said No - The Greatest Hits 1997-2004", has entered the German Media Control chart at position No. 5. The band will kick off their first-ever U.S. tour on April 15 in New York City.

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