BLOODY SIGN To Tour Balkans, Eastern Europe With AGONIZE

April 8, 2008

French black/death metallers BLOODY SIGN will tour the Balkans and Eastern Europe this month alongside AGONIZE.

Commented BLOODY SIGN guitarist Kalevi Uibo: "We're very proud to announce that we'll tour in April in the Balkanic area/ Eastern Europe, some of the most brutal audiences in all of Europe. We toured there three years ago, and we have such great memories from the gigs and from the metal maniacs over there. We cannot wait to go back and play our guts out every night. The tour will cross countries like Bosnia, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Romania, Turkey and many more, and we'll destroy the stages with our great friends from the Bosnian band AGONIZE."

John McEntee (INCANTATION) from BLOODY SIGN's record label Ibex Moon Records commented: "BLOODY SIGN has been establishing themselves as one of the premier death metal acts in the worldwide underground scene. They have transcended all the metal trends and have been keeping the cult of death metal alive. I have played many shows with them, and BLOODY SIGN live are a force to be reckoned with."

BLOODY SIGN and AGONIZE tour dates:

April 16 - Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegowina - AG
April 17 - Tuzla, Bosnia & Herzegovina - Palma
April 18 - Sofia, Bulgaria - 8th Ball Club
April 19 - Varna, Bulgaria - Area 51
April 20 - Istanbul, Turkey - Dorock
April 21 - Skopje, Macedonia - Castro
April 23 - Ankara, Turkey - Biziz
April 24 - Bucharest, Romania - Live Metal Club
April 25 - Timisoara, Romania - Club Metal Box
April 26 - Petrosani, Romania - Barock
April 27 - Deva, Romania - Rock Blues Jazz Bar
April 28 - Budapest, Hungary - After Music Club
April 29 - Blansko, Czech Republik - RC Rachot
April 30 - Brno, Czech Republik - RC Brooklyn

BLOODY SIGN's second full-length CD, "Explosion Of Elements", was released in April 2007 on Ibex Moon Records.

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