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HOMO IRATUS Confirmed For Turkey's ROCK THE NATIONS Festival

July 17, 2005

Greece's HOMO IRATUS have been confirmed for this year's edition of the Rock the Nations open-air festival, set to take place August 6 at Seven Towers of Istanbul in Turkey. Also scheduled to perform at the festival are MANOWAR, GOREFEST and BALANCE OF POWER.

Rock the Nations' first installment (2003) featured performances by such bands as DIO, KREATOR, OPETH and ROTTING CHRIST. Last year, the festival hosted such groups as SENTENCED, U.D.O., PAIN OF SALVATION, AMON AMARTH and PAUL DI'ANNO.

Tickets for this year's event are available from www.biletix.com. More information can be found at www.rockthenations.net.

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