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MITRA To Perform At KNON 89.3 Benefit

October 5, 2006

MITRA, the band featuring Harden Harrison (RIGOR MORTIS, SPEEDEALER) on drums, will perform October 14 at the KNON 89.3 FM Rock Benefit at the Darkside Lounge in Deep Ellum, Texas. Joining MITRA will be Dallas' own THICKSKIND and MUGZU.

KNON 89.3 FM is a non-profit community station with a staff comprised almost entirely of volunteers. They've been on the air since 1983. All proceeds from the show will go to support KNON's rock programming.

For more information, visit Rampage Radio.

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