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NECROPHAGIST: Drummer HANNES To Play Final Show At CALIFORNIA METALFEST

March 17, 2007

German death metal band NECROPHAGIST has posted the following message on its official web site:

"NECROPHAGIST will headline the second day of the annual California Metalfest, taking place at the Galaxy Concert Theater in Santa Ana, CA on March 31 and April 1. Bay Area legends TESTAMENT will headline the festival's first day. It will also be Hannes Grossmann's very last drumming duty for NECROPHAGIST, who played drums on the band's last album, 'Epitaph', and all tours following the 2004 release. Don't miss this special show!!!"

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