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LORD BELIAL: Romanian Concert Cancelled

May 17, 2007

Swedish black/death metallers LORD BELIAL have issued the following update:

"The gig in Romania on Saturday [May 19] is postponed, because of the refusal of the local authorities to approve having the concert on the same day as the referendum. Unfortunately this is nothing LORD BELIAL can do anything about so we hope to book another date for the gig really soon!"

LORD BELIAL's seventh full-length album, "Revelation", was recorded at Los Angered studio (owned by KING DIAMOND guitarist Andy La Rocque) outside Gothenburg. It is out now on Regain Records. The band's sixth effort, "Nocturnal Beast", was released in November 2005 via Regain .

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