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KINGDOM COME Announces New Album Title

July 24, 2006

KINGDOM COME has set "Ain't Crying for the Moon" as the title of their new album, due in Europe on October 13. The CD will be issued in Russia and the Baltic States on September 15.

In other news, former KINGDOM COME bassist Frank Binke, who played with the group in 2001, has rejoined the band.

KINGDOM COME's upcoming CD will be the follow-up to "Perpetual", which came out in 2004. The band cancelled their U.S. tour in early 2005 due to problems in obtaining correct work permits in time for the trek.

KINGDOM COME are tentatively sheduled to embark on a number of North American dates this October with HELLOWEEN. A Russian tour is planned in November.

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