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KINGDOM COME To Tour U.S. In Early 2005

December 13, 2004

According to KINGDOM COME's production manager Frank Trzaskowski, the German hard rock band led by Lenny Wolf is in the final planing stages of a nationwide U.S. tour. The "Perpetual 2005" tour is likely to hit the U.S. market by mid-February with 20 or more live dates. Additionally, some South American concerts are being planned as well. Exact dates and venues will be announced soon.

KINGDOM COME will reportedly perform a retroperspective setlist consisting of material spanning the group's entire career — from the '80s classics such as "Get It On" all the way to the tracks found on recent releases "Independent" and "Perpetual".

KINGDOM COME's most recent album, "Perpetual", was released in August through Frontiers Records.

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