REDEMPTION Added As Co-Headliner Of Toronto's DAY OF THE EQUINOX Festival

August 24, 2005

Los Angeles-based prog/metal/rock act REDEMPTION, featuring FATES WARNING singer Ray Alder, have been added as co-headliner of the inaugural Day of the Equinox festival, set to take place October 14 in Toronto, Canada.

The band — who has received critical acclaim throughout the metal community for their sophomore release, "The Fullness of Time" (Sensory) — will be making their debut appearance in Canada, and one of their few North American appearances in 2005.

REDEMPTION joins Norway's GREEN CARNATION (making their exclusive and only North American appearance) as co-headliner of the event being held a Toronto’s Opera House. Also on the bill are AGALLOCH, DECEASED, NOVEMBERS DOOM, UNEXPECT and WOOD OF YPRES.

For more information on the festival — including ticket prices, links and hotel information — click here.

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