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BLIND SIGHT To Support SLAYER, TRIVIUM, MASTODON In Amsterdam

November 4, 2008

Dutch metalcore band BLIND SIGHT has been selected to open for SLAYER, TRIVIUM, MASTODON and AMON AMARTH this Friday, November 7 at the Heineken Music Hall in Amsterdam.

Commented singer/bassist Geert Kroes: “This is absolutely a dream come true for us. SLAYER has been an influence on us just as 90% of the metal bands out there and it's an honor and a privilege to support these metal titans!"

BLIND SIGHT is currently recording its second album, "March of the Clowns", for an early 2009 release. Two "rough demo songs" are available for streaming on the band's MySpace page.

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