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HEAVEN SHALL BURN To Support THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN In Cologne

March 22, 2005

After returning from a successful show at Japan's Independence-D Festival in Tokyo, German metalcore act HEAVEN SHALL BURN have been confirmed as support for THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN in Cologne, Underground on April 3. The gig will take place right after the group's concert at Easterbash in Kortrijk, Belgium.

Commented HEAVEN SHALL BURN guitarist Maik Weichert: "We just played with THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN in Japan and they just tore the whole place up, so we are looking forward to shred Cologne with them! Thanks to the Japanese for their super-nice welcome at Independence-D Festival last week. People went nuts — and our album 'Antigone' isn't even out in Japan yet. We're definitely looking forward to our next visit to Nippon."

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