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DEATH ANGEL: Huntington Beach Show Cancelled!

February 21, 2003

Reunited Bay Area metallers DEATH ANGEL have cancelled their previously announced appearance on March 7 in Huntington Beach, California. According to the band, "The promoter of the Huntington Beach show screwed up. He booked us into the 'Rhino Room', but says the venue will not be ready in time so he tried to move the show but could not get a venue in time. Therefore the show is cancelled. The San Diego show [on March 8 at brick By Brick] is still on. Sorry for the inconvenience this may have caused any of you. We look forward to coming down there to tear it up with you soon as we can schedule another date!"

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