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BEHEMOTH To Replace UNEARTH At Philadelphia Stop On DIMMU BORGIR Tour

April 26, 2007

Filling in at The Electric Factory for UNEARTH (who are unable to perform in Philadephia due to other obligations) on DIMMU BORGIR's current Invaluable Darkness tour will be Poland's valiant sons BEHEMOTH.

The lineup for the evening of Saturday, April 28 will be: DIMMU BORGIR, DEVILDRIVER, BEHEMOTH and KATAKLYSM.

BEHEMOTH recently posted a new live video clip for the new track "Christgrinding Avenue", taken from a recent performance at Club 13 in Tilburg, Holland. The track comes from their highly anticipated new album, "The Apostasy", which is set for a July release. Click here to check it out.

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