TEOS Confirmed To Support METAL CHURCH In South Jersey

November 29, 2004

American power metallers TEOS will support METAL CHURCH at the Pirate's Den in Gloucester, NJ on Monday November 29. TEOS will also introduce their new lead singer at the show.

Back with a new record and some new blood, METAL CHURCH are currently in the middle of a U.S. tour in support of their new CD, "The Weight of the World".

TEOS have recently shared the stage with MCBRAIN DAMAGE (featuring IRON MAIDEN drummer Nicko McBrain and ex-BLACK SABBATH/GREAT WHITE bassist Dave "The Beast" Spitz),PIGMY LOVE CIRCUS (featuring Danny Carey of TOOL),Josh Todd (ex-BUCKCHERRY),and THE ATOMIC BITCHWAX, and appeared at March Metal Meltdown IV.

Visit www.teosband.com for more info.

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