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HELLOWEEN And KINGDOM COME To Team Up For U.S. Tour?

March 13, 2006

According to a posting on the web site of the B.B. King Blues Club & Grill in New York City, HELLOWEEN and KINGDOM COME will be teaming up for a show at the venue on October 16, 2006. Tickets go on sale on March 24. Additional dates are expected to be announced soon.

HELLOWEEN's latest album, "Keeper of the Seven Keys - The Legacy", is available now on SPV Records. The lineup on the record includes singer Andi Deris, guitarists Michael Weikath and Sascha Gerstner, bassist Markus Großkopf and drummer Dani Löble (ex-RAWHEAD REXX). KINGDOM COME's follow-up the 2004's "Perpetual" is tentatively scheduled for release in September.

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