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VISIONS OF ATLANTIS Forced To Pull Out Of U.K. Tour With LEAVES' EYES

October 5, 2011

Austrian symphonic metallers VISIONS OF ATLANTIS have released the following statement:

"Due to some problems concerning the voice and health of our male singer, Mario Plank, who is completely irreplacable for any VISIONS OF ATLANTIS live show, we are forced to cancel the upcoming U.K. shows together with our friends of LEAVES' EYES. This will not affect the show at Metal Female Voices Fest in any way as this show will be played for sure!! And as we're recording our first live DVD on October 23rd, we have to do everything to bring him back to 120% capacity, which won't be possible doing another five gigs before!

"We are very sorry for this as we were really looking forward doing these shows but not under these circumstances and we hope you can understand and respect this decision for a 120% VISIONS OF ATLANTIS show and against some maybe just 50 percent VISIONS OF ATLANTIS shows with the risk of the cancellation of our whole live DVD production, which will be released for everyone to enjoy in 2012!"

VISIONS OF ATLANTIS will release a new EP called "Maria Magdelena" on October 21.

The track listing for the effort is as follows:

01. Maria Magdalena
02. Melancholia
03. Change Of Tides
04. Last Shut Of Your Eyes
05. Distant Shores
06. Beyond Horizon- The Poem Pt. II

VISIONS OF ATLANTIS recently announced the addition of guitarist Cris Tian to the group's ranks.

VISIONS OF ATLANTIS's fourth album, "Delta", was released in North America on March 15 via Napalm Records. The CD was recorded Dreamscape Studios in Munich, Germany and marks the debut of the band's new singer, Maxi Nil, who joined the group in 2009.

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