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CIRCLE II CIRCLE, THEOCRACY, SEVEN KINGDOMS Confirmed For FLORIDA POWERFEST

September 9, 2009

CIRCLE II CIRCLE, THEOCRACY and SEVEN KINGDOMS are among the confirmed bands for the first annual Florida Powerfest, set to take place November 14, 2009 at Club Bourbon Street in New Port Richie, Florida.

The festival billing is shaping up as follows:

CIRCLE II CIRCLE
THEOCRACY
SEVEN KINGDOMS
PSYAXIS
UNSPOKEN
RETALIATION
CODE:IRIS
OBLIVIOUS SIGNAL
PARALYSIS

"Finally a festival that Florida can be proud of!" says Powerfest manager Camden Cruz. "This will much like the ProgPower shows of Atlanta but just here in Florida!

"Thanks to everyone who has helped myself and our team make this show happen!"

Tickets will be on sale online at Club Bourbon Street's web site.

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