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EVILE Joined By 14-Year-Old Fan In Sheffield; Video Available

April 13, 2008

Fan-filmed video footage of fast-rising British thrashers EVILE performing the song "Enter the Grave" last night (Saturday, April 12) at the the Corporation in Sheffield, UK can be viewed below (courtesy of "daveingham"). The band was joined on stage by a 14-year-old fan named Jake Priestley, who had previously posted a clip on YouTube of himself playing along to "Enter the Grave" (see separate clip below). He turned up at last night's show and asked if he could have a go at playing the song with EVILE during the soundcheck. They were impressed and said he could get on stage with them during the concert.

EVILE, who recently completed a European tour with MEGADETH, is currently on the road with Bay Area legends EXODUS.

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