SEPULTURA Win 'Best Band', 'Best Album' In Brazilian Readers' Poll

March 4, 2004

SEPULTURA and IRON MAIDEN are sharing the cover of the Brazilian metal magazine Rock Brigade this month as two of the winners of the "Readers' Poll" for "Best of 2003". SEPULTURA won in five categories, including "Best Album" for "Roorback", "Best Show" and "Best Band".

On March 11, SEPULTURA guitarist Andreas Kisser and his classic rock band BRASIL ROCK STARS will be playing a show at Blen Blen in São Paulo, Brazil. The next day, SEPULTURA will fly to Belo Horizonte to play a show in their hometown.

SEPULTURA have confirmed the following dates in April:

Apr. 01 - San Salvador, EL @ Stadium Cuscatlan
Apr. 02 - Guatemala City, GUA @ Stadium del Ejercito
Apr. 03 – Quito, ECU @ Plaza de Toros Monumental
Apr. 04 – Lima, PER @ Univ. Ricardo Palma

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