WITCHCRAFT, EARTHLESS To Perform At Second Annual MANIFEST DESTINY

August 13, 2008

WITCHCRAFT and EARTHLESS are among the bands that will peform at the second annual Manifest Destiny, set to take place September 7 at the Echoplex in Los Angeles, California.

Manifest Destiny was created by Tee Pee Records founder Tony Presedo to celebrate all things Californian and all forms of heavy music, unrestricted by standard music classifications. It is "an attempt to mobilize all the bands, fans, and hangers-on that support the current heavy rock and psychedelic music scene," according to a press release.

The billing for the event is as follows:

WITCHCRAFT
WITCH
EARTHLESS
THE WARLOCKS
GRAVEYARD
ASSEMBLE HEAD IN SUNBURST SOUND
ANCESTORS
NIGHT HORSE
T.K. WEBB & THE VISIONS

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