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VANISHING POINT To Support NIGHTWISH In Australia

January 22, 2005

Australian progressive metal band VANISHING POINT will be supporting Finland's NIGHTWISH on their first tour of Australia for their two Melbourne shows. They are playing at The Corner Hotel (57 Swan Street, Richmond) on Monday, March 21 and Tuesday, March 22.

As previously reported, VANISHING POINT have changed the projected title of their new album to "Embrace the Silence" from the previously announced "A Life Less". "We are currently speaking to labels about the release of the new album and we are hopeful that if all goes correctly then it will be out early in 2005," the band write on their web site. "We sincerely apologize for the delay, but the matters for the delay have been out of our hands."

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