PRYMARY Announces Details Of First Show In Two Years

July 4, 2009

Huntington Beach, California-based progressive metallers PRYMARY will play their first show in two years on August 1 at Fitzgerald's Sports Pub in the band's hometown. The group says, "Please come and help support the band by welcoming us back with the new lineup. Also, we will be performing songs from our upcoming album, 'The Enemy Inside' (which is being mixed at this very moment)."

PRYMARY recently announced the addition of keyboardist Neil McQueen and vocalist Jackson Heskett to the group's ranks.

PRYMARY 2009 is:

Jackson Heskett - Vocals
Sean Entrikin - Guitar
Chris Quirarte - Drums
Neil Mcqueen - Keyboards
Rob Young - Bass

A photo of the new lineup can be viewed below.

PRYMARY's second full-length album, "The Tragedy of Innocence", was released in October 2006 via ProgRock Records.

For more information, visit www.prymary.com.

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