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METAL CHURCH Is 'Eagerly Awaiting' North American Tour

September 20, 2006

METAL CHURCH has posted the following message on its official web site:

"We have now completed two very successful European tours for 'A Light In The Dark', and are eagerly awaiting our North American tour which starts in early January. Right now the boys in the band are busy with various other projects and life itself. We hope all our fans that came to see us in Europe enjoyed the shows, and we look forward to coming back as soon as possible.

"To our American fans: Get ready for the metal, because it's comin' atcha!

"We'll see ya soon... keep the metal alive!"

A list of upcoming METAL CHURCH shows can be found at this location.

METAL CHURCH's latest album, "A Light in the Dark", was released in Europe on June 19 (June 27 in the U.S.) via SPV. The CD includes a new version of the classic "Watch the Children Pray" as a tribute to vocalist David Wayne, who passed away in May 2005.

Guitarist Kurdt Vanderhoof, who doubled as sound engineer and producer during the recordings, previously promised an offering featuring all the important trademarks of typical METAL CHURCH tracks. "Before our new drummer Jeff Plate joined the band, I would have claimed that the new album will be a traditional heavy metal album through and through," he said. "Now I'm not so sure we may end up experimenting with the odd unusual idea, but we'll stay within the framework defined by the band's history. 'A Light in the Dark' will represent what the name METAL CHURCH has been standing for for the last twenty years."

METAL CHURCH's current band lineup consists of Vanderhoof (guitar),Ronny Munroe (vocals),Jay Reynolds (guitar),Steve Unger (bass) and Jeff Plate (drums).

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