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WISHBONE ASH Confirmed For Fifth Annual ROSFEST

September 30, 2007

WISHBONE ASH, the pioneering British twin-lead guitar band that features founding guitarist Andy Powell, and BLIND EGO — the solo project of Karlheinz "Kalle" Wallner, the guitarist for the highly respected German rockers RPWL — are among the confirmed bands for the Rites Of Spring Festival (RoSfest),set to take palce May 2-4, 2008 at the Colonial Theater in Phoenixville, PA.

According to a posting on the festival's web site, the fifth annual Rites Of Spring Festival features "11 great bands over three days," including some of today's best progressive acts from all over the world.

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