New York City Metal Bands To Take Part In 'Metal Meltdown'

January 29, 2007

In an attempt to revive the long-forgotten camaraderie and sheer entertainment of the old infamous L'Amours and Ritz metal scenes, several New York City bands and supporters have organized a new series of shows under the moniker Metal Meltdown. The first show will be at the metal-friendly Don Hill's on Thursday, February 1. Hoping to make this a monthly series, the shows will feature both signed and local metal bands from around the country, but centering around the great talent in NYC. Bands that will perform are: THE VOID, ZANDELLE, GODS OF FIRE, TURRIGENOUS and UNTIL DESTINY.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/metalmeltdownnyc.

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