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KORN To Appear At ELECTRONIC ENTERTAINMENT EXPO

May 15, 2005

According to KornTV.co.uk, KORN, along with FEAR FACTORY, will be appearing at this year's E3 (Electronic Entertainment Expo) which takes place on May 18-20 at the Los Angeles Convention Center.

Described as "the world's largest trade show dedicated exclusively to the interactive entertainment industry," E3 2005 is will showcase more than 1,000 never-before-seen products, along with the highly anticipated Sony Playstation 3 and Nintendo Revolution. Attendees also participate in educational workshops and seminars.

For more information on E3 2005, visit the official web site at this location.

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