Promoter: WATCHTOWER Have Not Been Invited To Play PROGPOWER USA Festival

December 4, 2005

Contrary to a statement made by WATCHTOWER guitarist Ron Jarzombek during a recent interview with San Antonio Rocks, legendary progressive metal band WATCHTOWER "have not been extended an invitation" to perform at ProgPower USA in 2006, the festival's promoter Glenn Harveston told BLABBERMOUTH.NET. "I will not announce any roster news until February 2006," Harveston said.

ProgPower USA VI took place September 16-17, 2005 at Earthlink Live in Atlanta, Georgia and featured performances by ANGRA, CONCEPTION, ORPHANED LAND, CIRCUS MAXIMUS, MANTICORA, STRATOVARIUS, THERION, PINK CREAM 69, SYMPHORCE and STRIDE.

For more information about next year's lineup, keep checking www.progpowerusa.com.

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