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HACRIDE Confirmed For PROGPOWER EUROPE Festival

May 22, 2009

French metallers HACRIDE have been confirmed for the ProgPower Europe 2009 festival, set to take place October 2-4 at JC Sjiwa in Baarlo, The Netherlands. According to the festival organizers, "probably hardly anyone has ever heard of this band, but that will definitely change when they will release their new album in August 2009. ENOCHIAN THEORY is one of these new bands you discover at ProgPower Europe, as you are used from us we alway try to book some unknown talents, ENOCHIAN THEORY definitely will surprise many of you."

ProgPower Europe 2009 festival billing is shaping up as follows:

CHAOS DIVINE
CLOUDSCAPE
ENOCHIAN THEORY
HACRIDE
KNIGHT AREA
NEVERLAND
PROSPECT
SEVENTH WONDER
VANITY

Seven more bands will be announced soon.

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