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METAL CHURCH TO Join 'American Metal Blast 2005' Tour?

May 27, 2005

According to StarlandBallroom.com, METAL CHURCH will be the special guests at the July 15 stop on the "American Metal Blast 2005" tour, featuring headliners W.A.S.P. alongside L.A. GUNS and STEPHEN PEARCY (formerly of RATT). It is not presently clear if METAL CHURCH fill the "special guest" slot on the entire tour, which is scheduled to kick off late June. A complete listing of currently confirmed tour dates can be found at this location.

As previously reported, MURDERDOLLS frontman Wednesday 13 cancelled his participation in the "American Metal Blast 2005" tour earlier in the month due to "business-related" reasons.

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