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LIGHT THIS CITY Singer Checks In From The Road

September 24, 2007

Bay Area thrashers LIGHT THIS CITY are currently out on the road alongside German power metallers EDGUY, Canada's INTO ETERNITY and fellow Californians ECHOES OF ETERNITY. LIGHT THIS CITY vocalist Laura Nichol has posted the first in a series of tour journals in conjunction with the webzine Papertiger.

To view the journal entry, visit Papertiger's blog section at this location.

LIGHT THIS CITY continues to support its latest effort, last year's "Facing the Thousand". The band has been confirmed for the recently announced Death By Decibels tour, also featuring VADER, MALEVOLENT CREATION, CATTLE DECAPITATION, ABIGAIL WILLIAMS and VEIL OF MAYA.

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