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WITHIN TEMPTATION: Changing Diapers Is Getting Easier Every Day

December 24, 2005

Holland's WITHIN TEMPTATION have posted the following update on the latest addition to frontwoman Sharon den Adel and guitarist Robert Westerholt's family, a daughter named Luna who was born two weeks ago:

"Luna was born 8 weeks early, on Wednesday December 7th. Starting off at 1755 grams, she currently weighs 1980 grams and is growing according to plan! Her dad is very proud, she has more hair than he does! From today, she moved to a new bed and got her first bottle. Changing diapers is getting more easy every day for her parents. She won't be home before the New Year, but if she keeps it up like this, it will not be long after that!"

As previously reported, WITHIN TEMPTATION's latest album, "The Silent Force", has been certified platinum in the band's native Holland for sales in excess of 80,000 copies.

"The Silent Force", originally released in November 2004, crashed into the Netherlands official chart at No. 1, and was certified gold a mere three weeks later. Further Top 5 positions followed in Germany (gold),Belgium (also gold),and Finland, with Austria, Sweden, Switzerland, Spain, France, and Norway all also placing the album high in the Top 30. A new WITHIN TEMPTATION studio album is tentatively planned for late 2006.

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