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MYRATH, PURE REASON REVOLUTION Confirmed For PROGPOWER EUROPE Festival

June 29, 2008

Tunisian band MYRATH and the British newcomers PURE REASON REVOLUTION have been confirmed for the tenth-anniversary edition of the ProgPower Europe festival, set to take place October 3-5 at JC Sjiwa in Baarlo, The Netherlands.

In other news, the Swedish band WOLVERINE will perform two concerts at ProgPower Europe. Because they opened the first edition of the festival back in 1999, WOLVERINE will play the same set on Friday, October 3 as they did nine years ago. On Sunday, October 5 they will put on a regular show featuring some of the group's more recent material.

Other bands scheduled to appear at the ProgPower Europe festival are THRESHOLD, CYNIC, PAGAN'S MIND, WOLVERINE, GHOST BRIGADE, DIVISION BY ZERO, SUSPYRE and ZERO HOUR.

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