KILLSWITCH ENGAGE Headlines SOUNDS OF THE UNDERGROUND In Mansfield: Photos Available

July 15, 2006

Return to the Pit has uploaded several hundred photos from Mansfield, Massachusetts stop of the Sounds of the Underground tour, which took place Friday, July 14 at the Tweeter Center. Included in the batch are pictures from the following artists:

AS I LAY DYING (112 pics)
BEHEMOTH (135 pics)
CANNIBAL CORPSE (125 pics)
CONVERGE (139 pics)
GWAR (199 pics)
HORSE THE BAND (104 pics)
IN FLAMES (123 pics)
KILLSWITCH ENGAGE (95 pics)
Random Shots (29 pics)
TERROR (79 pics)
THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER (125 pics)
THE CHARIOT (79 pics)
TRIVIUM (123 pics)

Check out the photos at www.returntothepit.com.

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