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HOUSE OF LORDS, DANGER DANGER Confirmed For Greece's FIREFEST

August 31, 2005

England's premier hard/melodic rock festival, Firefest II, which will take place on Saturday, November 26 at Nottingham Rock City in Nottingham, U.K., will also nbe held in Greece with a slightly different bill. The show will take place at the Underworld Club in Athens on Tuesday, November 29 and the bands that will be appearing are HOUSE OF LORDS (headliners),DANGER DANGER, BLUE TEARS and REDRUM (featuring ex-JADED HEART singer Michael Bormann). The pre-show party will take place on Monday, November 28 at Athens' Texas Club, where there will be a meet-and-greet with the bands, signing sessions and more. For more information, you may either contact the promoters directly at [email protected] or Metal Temple magazine at [email protected].

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