MAN MUST DIE To Perform At Aberdeen In-Store

May 15, 2007

Glasgow, Scotland's MAN MUST DIE has announced a record-release in-store show and hometown record-release show/party upon the release of their Relapse debut, "The Human Condition".

MAN MUST DIE will perform a free all-ages show at the One Up record store in Aberdeen, Scotland on May 28, the same day "The Human Condition" is available on store shelves in the U.K. ("The Human Condition" will see its North American release the following day, May 29).

The band will also headline a show in their hometown of Glasgow, Scotland on May 30 at the Barfly along with CO-EXIST and BOADICEA'S GRAVE. That night will serve as the official record-release party with MAN MUST DIE and Relapse Records goodies up for grabs all night.

MAN MUST DIE live appearances:

May 28 - Aberdeen, Scotland - One Up Aberdeen (5:30 p.m. in-store)
May 30 - Glasgow, Scotland - Barfly

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