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BURN SEASON To Support NONPOINT

May 12, 2005

Jacksonville, Florida's BURN SEASON will support Bieler Bros. Records labelmates NONPOINT at a slew of shows this month. Confirmed dates are as follows:

May 14 - Freebird Live - Jacksonville Beach, FL
May 15 - Masquerade - Tampa, FL
May 25 - Floyds Music Store - Tallahassee, FL
May 26 - Masquerade - Atlanta, GA
May 27 - Ground Zero - Spartanburg, SC
May 28 - Jesters - Fayetteville, NC

BURN SEASON have set "This Long Time Coming" as the title of their upcoming debut album, tentatively due in September via Bieler Bros. Records.

BURN SEASON were previously signed to Elektra Records, for whom they recorded a full-length effort before being dropped from the label without the album ever seeing the light of day.

To check out some of BURN SEASON's music, visit their MySpace.com page.

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