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I-DEF-I To Play France In March

February 12, 2008

Following some extremely postive press across numerous European magazines in 2007, Manchester, UK-based melodic metal band I-DEF-I has announced its first show overseas.

The group has been invited to play the launch night party for French label Musik4one alongside local bands SHERKAN and LND at EMB Sannois near Paris on Friday, March 14.

I-DEF-I is currently demoing new material and will return to the road in March/April in support of current releases "In the Light of a New Day" and "Bloodlust Casualty". A hometown show on Saturday, April 19 at Manchester Club Academy is already confirmed.

I-DEF-I's full-length debut, "In the Light of a New Day", was released in April 2007 via Copro Records. The follow-up to 2006's critically acclaimed mini-album "Bloodlust Casualty" marks the recording debut with the band of new drummer Carl Sharrocks and features a guest appearance from DJ Woody.

For more information, visit www.i-def-i.co.uk.

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